Memasukkan pyodbc.Binary data (BLOB) ke dalam kolom gambar SQL Server

Pertama, pastikan Anda menggunakan with open(..) untuk membaca file (contoh lain ). Ini secara otomatis menutup objek file ketika mereka habis atau pengecualian dimunculkan.

# common vars
connection = pyodbc.connect(...)
filename = 'Test.ics'
insert = 'insert into documents (name, documentType, document, customerNumber)'

# without hex encode
with open(filename, 'rb'):
    bindata = f.read()

# with hex encode
with open(filename, 'rb'):
    hexdata = f.read().encode('hex')

# build parameters
binparams = ('test200.ics', 'text/calendar', pyodbc.Binary(bindata), 1717)
hexparams = ('test200.ics', 'text/calendar', pyodbc.Binary(hexdata), 1717)

# insert binary
connection.cursor().execute(insert, binparams)
connection.commit()

# insert hex
connection.cursor().execute(insert, hexparams)
connection.commit()

# print documents
rows = connection.cursor().execute('select * from documents').fetchall()
for row in rows:
    try:
        # this will decode hex data we inserted
        print str(row.document).decode('hex')
    # attempting to hex decode binary data throws TypeError
    except TypeError:
        print str(row.document)

Saya kira Anda mendapatkan 0x343234353... data dengan melihat hasil di Management Studio:

Ini tidak berarti data disimpan dengan cara ini, ini hanya cara Management Studio merepresentasikan image , text , ntext , varbinary , dll. tipe data di panel hasil.