From: Reindl Harald
Date: March 9 2012 12:43pm
Subject: Re: A Blob That's a String??
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Am 09.03.2012 13:28, schrieb Jack Hatterly:

> Even when I hard code in the correct values I get this error. However, =
when I select * from pics, where there is only one longblob in the table,=
 it prints out a tremendous load of data which indicates to me that a bin=
ary file has indeed been loaded. What I am trying to ascertain is why is =
this longblob considered a string? How can I more properly test if a bina=
ry file has been loaded?

where is the difference of "binary" and "string" after fetch it from DB?
the result IS a binary safe string!




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