How to see bfile through apex

hi,
could you pls help me that what is the all process for bfile into blob and then how to see image in apex

Hello user,
You can create a function that returns a blob based on your bfile. Apex has default functionality dealing with blob's (http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/apex/apex31nf/apex31blob.htm)
Use this article, but instead of the insert, return a blob in a function:
http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_store_insert_pdf_file_oracle_table_blob.htm
When you select your bfile, make sure you wrap the function around it, so that Apex will select a blob instead of a bfile.
I haven't tested this, but it sounds feasible. Looking forward hearing the results
Greetings,
Rutger
http://rutgerderuiter.blogspot.com/
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