In general, there is no difference between moving non-BLOB and BLOB fields into an InterBase database, so any technique may be used, depending on your needs:
1. One technique is to use two regular TFDQuery components; one TFDQuery will read with SELECT, and another will write with INSERT / UPDATE. The process is as follows:
1) Read the data from a FireDAC query into a RAD Studio, Delphi or C++ Builder application from a SQL Database.
2) Push the data via a FireDAC connection into an InterBase...
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In general, there is no difference between moving non-BLOB and BLOB fields into an InterBase database, so any technique may be used, depending on your needs:
1. One technique is to use two regular TFDQuery components; one TFDQuery will read with SELECT, and another will write with INSERT / UPDATE. The process is as follows:
1) Read the data from a FireDAC query into a RAD Studio, Delphi or C++ Builder application from a SQL Database.
2) Push the data via a FireDAC connection into an InterBase...
This article is 99% a copy and paste from forums.embarcadero.com. You can see the complete thread it came from here: https://forums.embarcadero.com/thread.jspa?threadID=116587 Messages there don't live forever (looks like about 13 months max), so I am posting here so this elaborate post may live longer. The post was written by Jeff Overcash, who is a long time TeamB member and author of the InterBase Express (IBX) components included with Rad Studio.
What you see below is partially out of conte...
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