View file stored in Database in client machine

Hi,
I am using oralce forms Release 10.2.0.1.0 .
In my application , files (.xls,.pdf,doc,gif etc) will be stored in Database table as BLOB. I have to add the provison to view the file in client browser.
I tried using the webutil function to transfer file from DB to client and then from client to AS and showed the file using web.show_document. The issue with that solution is file keeps on created in AS server. is there a way i can programatically delete the file from AS, after showing using web.show-document.
Or can anyone suggest any other solution for the same.
Thanks in advance.

Hello,
There is no need to transfer the file on the AS if they are stored in the database.
Read this article.
Francois

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