if the purpose of storing them in the db is for "protection" or regulating
access to specific images, a better way is to store the images in a private
directory and use <cfcontent> shoot them out. of course, for this you'll
need a gateway page like "getimage.cfm" and usually wind up passing a
session token and an image id like <img
src="getimage.cfm?session=53053058180939585930985&image=42120492">. i
recommend using tokens or "tickets" to get images instead of cookie-based
session variables, since not all browsers submit cookie data when
requesting images with <img> tags or especially with javascript.
--brendan avery / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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