How to access images stored in database using forms

i have created a table which stores images in bfile type
i would like to access the images along with other data
stored in forms.iam not able to get the image using select statement.could anyone tell me the format using which i would be able to access the image.

in my impression, Oracle's samples store the BFILE images off line though if I did not remember wrong.
If you can create a form type form using form wizard based on that image table, then you may execute query to view the image. But SELECT ... INTO will not work for LOBs on form.
If off line in file system, you may try to READ_IMAGE_FILE().

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