If I add 0x to it, I receive "incorrect syntax near '0x'"
If I leave off the 0x, I receive "incorrect syntax near ','"
In both cases, it is exactly the first character in the lcfile2 string.
>>MyImage is varbinary(max) null
>>
>>cMyImage = 'C:\mypath\myjpg.jpg'
>>lcfile2 = "'"+FILETOSTR(cMyImage)+"'"
>>lcFile3 = "'"+CREATEBINARY(FILETOSTR(cMyImage))+"'"
>>TEXT TO lcSQL NOWSHOW PRETEXT 15 TEXTMERGE
>> INSERT INTO MySQLTable (MyKeyField, MyStatus, MyLastName, MyImage) VALUE (5,'A','Jones',<<lcfile2>>)
>>ENDTEXT
>>?sqlexec(6,lcSql)
>>
>>
>>Yet it fails onthe MyImage field using lcfile2 or lcfile3. Any idea why?
>
>I can't imagine you wrote this:
>hard coded sql connection and no error check with AERROR() :-)
>What AERROR() says?
>
>Did you try with:
>
><<[0x]+lcfile2>>
>
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