ACCESS比较特殊
Would you believe this! MS Access stores the path of a linked OLE object as part of the object's definition in the OLE object field. Because the definition of OLE object storage is not documented (!? this is straight from MS) there is no way to know what gets written before the actual image data.
Think about this twice. First: we'll need to seek to the 'FFD8' and read the image from there. Second, the 'FFD8' might not always be at the same position in the file. Conclusion: we need a function that returns the position of the SOI marker for the JPG file stored as OLE object in an Access database.
function JpegStartsInBlob
(PicField:TBlobField):integer;
var
bS : TADOBlobStream;
buffer : Word;
hx : string;
begin
Result := -1;
bS := TADOBlobStream.Create(PicField, bmRead);
try
while (Result = -1) and
(bS.Position + 1 < bS.Size) do
begin
bS.ReadBuffer(buffer, 1);
hx:=IntToHex(buffer, 2);
if hx = 'FF' then begin
bS.ReadBuffer(buffer, 1);
hx:=IntToHex(buffer, 2);
if hx = 'D8' then Result := bS.Position - 2
else if hx = 'FF' then
bS.Position := bS.Position-1;
end; //if
end; //while
finally
bS.Free
end; //try
end;