Images in LOV

I have a forms of an employee where i have to select employees from the LOV in this form i also want to show employess picture,
I tried to show it through LOV, but when i query using BLOB column it says that INVALID SQL QUERY
Plese if any one can help me that can we show images from an LOV if not that what is other way that i can show picture along with other information like an LOV in a form.
Kind Regards
Maz

You never created any Forms module ?
Create one form (say nammed lov_xxx). create one based block on your table that includes an Image Item. That item mapped to the BLOB column that holds youir image). Create a When-New-Form-Instance trigger that queries the block at startup. Add one button that select the LOV row, or handle something on a mouse doubleclick trigger, that code filling a GLOBAL variable that you get back in the calling form, then exiting the LOV form.
Francois

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lila,
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Challenge #167

I asked for submission to the Challenge and Wendy has kindly sent in
some wonderful images. So with much thanks to Wendy Williams we have
a great Challenge please lets have lots of fun doing this Challenge.
http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/Challenges.html
Present and Past Challenges will remain Until tomorrow at 7:00 pm
the then
the Present will be Past and new images will be posted.
* Important notice to all the new people in this forum. This is not a
close shop you are all invited to submit an image. If you don't
think you
are good enough this is your first mistake, I think most have found
that
working on the Challenge has improved their personal level. So young
and
old, hot shots and cool dudes now is you time to post.
Grant
Home Pages: http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/index.html
Challenge Pages: http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/
Challenges.html
Creativity is so delicate a flower that praise tends to make it
bloom, while
discouragement often nips it in the bud. Any of us will put out more
and
better ideas if our efforts are appreciated.
Alexander Osborn (1888 - 1966)

Alex ... Great animation in No 1 ... and love the new faces in No 2. You have done a good job on both of them . By the way I like my new hat !!
Anne ... Great work on Old Father time you have some really good effects and textures in there. How did you do it??
Bill ... What a good effect they make excellent orbs and what an interesting effect you have done on the background. How did you do that?
Ben ... Nice work on the Inn Sign .. its very realistic. No 2 did make me smile its very well done and such an imaginative theme.
Bob ... that is way scary. I certainly wouldn't like to meet him on a dark night :). How did you do the extra bits for the wings?
Dave ... Great blending ... its has a very surreal feel to it.
Chris ... Oh wow that reaper is very grim. Nice touches like the little red eyes. Great reconstruction job on No 2 it is so well done, same thing with the images in No 3. That one is really funny ..
Kev ... Like the bell theme. Its rather apt ...
Malcolm ... Very nice effect and I especially like the sepia tones. How did you do the whole thing?
Marilyn ... What a delightful and original image ... like the way you have pulled it together as a sea wall. Neat one with No 2 and very topical !! How did you do the background.
Pauline ... It makes a great image and almost looks like a printed effect. How did you do it?
Alice ... Clever idea making the whole thing into a bell and what a neat animation :)
Red ... Took me a while to spot all the statues in your image. Love the way you have hidden them and blended them into the background. Mr favourite has to be the one in the water .. Good work on the two in the train too :)
Rita .. Really imaginative theme and it works well. Good work on the reconstruction. I especially like the way you have turned it into a story. The Easter Egg in No 2 is excellent and how did you get the bells to look like that ... they are great.
Robin ... That is so good !! ... I would love to know how you got that effect.
Robyn ... Oh those colours are amazing in No 1. It almost glows in the dark ... looks brilliant. How did you do it??. Neat effect in No 2 and what great good gilding.
Tony ... Nice newspaper effect and I especially like the way you have kept some of the colour in it.
Tab ... Wow beautiful work on adding the text to the wall ... its looks so realistic. The whole thing makes such a good effect.
Tom ... Beautiful blending in both your images ... it is just excellent and they look really good.
Ward ... How did you do that !! ... it looks brilliant. Such a colourful effect. No 2 is a great idea and you have done a great job on it.
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Ward Grant is the presenter of this week's Challenge and for those that want
colour you have colour. Good luck. With a bit of luck I will be finished
my shut down before the end of this challenge.
Since my hard disk failure I have had some wonder Challenges
suggestions submitted by a few people . I need more suggestions from more
people to be able to mix up the choices. Please send me *your*
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is your input. Also please don't forget he Photo Challenge as
presently I have only one suggestion although it is a great one but I do
need more.
http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/Challenges.html
Present and Past Challenges will remain Until tomorrow at 7:00 pm the then
the Present will be Past and new images will be posted.
* Important notice to all the new people in this forum. This is not a
close shop you are all invited to submit an image. If you don't think you
are good enough this is your first mistake, I think most have found that
working on the Challenge has improved their personal level. So young and
old, hot shots and cool dudes now is you time to post.
Grant
Home Pages: http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/index.html
Challenge Pages: http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/Challenges.html
Creativity is so delicate a flower that praise tends to make it bloom, while
discouragement often nips it in the bud. Any of us will put out more and
better ideas if our efforts are appreciated.
Alexander Osborn (1888 - 1966)

Thanks for everyone for their great entries this week. This is one of the rides at the inside amusement park at the Circus Circus Casino in Lost Wages.
ALEX: Nice use of the frog in your animations. Your #2 has a 60s light show effect to it.
BARBARA: Love the color scheme throughout the series. I think #3 is my favorite of the series. How did you get such crisp folds?
BEN: I love the contrast between the soft butterfly and the
harsh symbolism of the chaotic world. Nicely done.
BOB: I love the colors in your #1. Nice flashing lights in
#2.I like the way you pulled the triangle patterns and colors
from the columns into your #4.
CLIFF: The essence of minimalism
DAVE: Another good mixture of the frog and animation.
MARILYN: Great cut-out on the parasol. Is this what they mean by "giving the cold shoulder?"
MARY LOU: Loved the way you preserved the details in
your toppers in #1. Nice chip stack with the CHAOS logo
in #2.
MIKE H: I get dizzy just looking at your #1. What filter did
you use? Are frogs in a queue the same as ducks in a
row?
MIKE R: I missed the No Dangling sign the first time I
looked at this. Nice blending of the hands with the track.
RITA: I liked the way you incorporated the lines into the
background. How did you create such a wonderful looking
plant?
ROBERT: Work good enough to hang in a museum...oh,
wait, it is.
ROBIN: How did you get such dramatic swirls? It looks like
a floating top being sucked into a water vortex.
TAB: Nice way to emphasize the frog--also liked the way
the outside is now night. How hard was that to change?
TERRY: Your #2 is my overall favorite this week. I love the
texture and the colors. Is this a jump of pleasure or
desperation?
TOM: Two nice images. Love the theme of #1, but how did
you get such a wonderful relief look for #2?
TONY: My hat's off to you in #1. I love the butterfly and
flowers in #2. Did you create the butterflies from scratch or
are they somehow stretched and bent from the original?
WENDY: I like the way your series gets progressively
darker. How did you get such clean color changes with so
many crossed lines in the background?

Challenge #180

Chris Rankin has supplied this weeks Challenge and it is an urban
gorilla sort of thing. I think it should be gobs of fun so please
enjoy it.
http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/Challenges.html
Present
and
Past
Challenges will remain Until tomorrow at 7:00 pm the then
the Present will be Past and new images will be posted.
* Important notice to all the new people in this forum. This is not a
close shop you are all invited to submit an image. If you don't think you
are good enough this is your first mistake, I think most have found that
working on the Challenge has improved their personal level. So young and
old, hot shots and cool dudes now is you time to post.
Grant
Home Pages: http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/index.html
Challenge Pages: http://www.cavesofice.org/~grant/Challenge/Challenges.html
Creativity is so delicate a flower that praise tends to make it bloom, while
discouragement often nips it in the bud. Any of us will put out more and
better ideas if our efforts are appreciated.
Alexander Osborn (1888 - 1966)

I had some free time this afternoon so I thought I would throw in some comments for this week's entry. A great starter image and the usual great creative use of the image in this week's entries.
Alex: Nice group of entries. I think my favorite is #3 with the swirling clouds and outline of the heads. I'd hate to meet #4 when he is mad.
Anne: I missed the shark fin the first time I looked at #1, but that is a nice touch. Neat theme idea with the fight poster idea in #2.
Ben: Nice job in removing the teeth for your before image in #1. Great way to work in the See No, Hear No, Speak No Evils in your #2.
Bill: Nice way to work in the former Hawaiian dancers into this week's theme.
Bob: Stark, simple and effective use of the theme. When does it hit the theaters?
Charles: Nice cutout and removal of the light pole and wire and blurring the background.
Dave: Good job with merging the head and body. Is that you?
Donald: Great colors and image. Love the way the circles in the image flow into each other. Nice background with the blue/gray rays.
Ellen: Very nice use of just a small part of the image to create a central theme. The rain and background sunset makes me not want to be on that road anytime the creature is moving about.
Helen: I thought the gorilla was large, but he looks puny next to that monster man. Do you know how tall the man statue is? Good blending of the two images.
Kimi: Is that the re-write of the "Three Bears" story into the "Four Apes"? Nice perspective in the relative heights of each ape. I was hoping someone would use the King Kong theme in their entry this week. I don't remember King Kong smiling as nicely in the movie.
Malcolm: Wow, that really draws your eye to the center of the picture. What filter is that?
Marie: A nice family out for an outing. Nice blending of the various hair styles. Are those hand drawn or did you use the Special Shapes?
Maryilyn: What a great use of the shirt patterns for the background. Looks like the silkworms were really busy for this shot. How did you get the folds at each end?
Melissa: Love the quilts, especially #2. How did you get such realistic stitching; that must have taken quite some time.
Nancy: They always say lighting is attracted to the tallest item. How did you get such neat lighting bolts. Love the stand up hair.
Pauline: Great coloring page idea in #1. I always have trouble getting the right perspective in laying something flat on a table, but you did an excellent job. I thought of a snow scene as your #2, but I could not bring it off. You did a great job. How did you make the snow, both falling and the accumulation.
Red Sky: A fitting tribute to a music icon. For those you might not know, Syd Barrett was the founding force behind the the band Pink Floyd, who recently died. Ah, the classic car reappers-is that who I think that is driving?
Rita: Was it the recent heat that lead to a quick skinny dip? Love the way you made the shirt-was that the Liquify Filter?
Robin: Nice balloon effect in #1. Another re-use of the recent Hawaiian dancers and palm fronds in your #2. Great frame-how did you make it?
Tab: "Dude, I was hanging 10 on the lip of this gnarly pipe and then, like, total wet." Great way to use the shirt colors for the frame. A real Hawaiian feel to the whole image. A kinder, gentler King Kong in #2 with some updated aircraft. It took me a second to see your signature signature.
Tammy: Love the proud Daddy as son slides by. Great idea.
Tom: I heard of being outstanding in your field, but you seem to be out-standing-in-a-field. Love the Big Boy icon as his playmate and the foreground blurring to add some depth of field (sorry, no pun intended on that one).
Tony: As we said earlier, love the look of lapping water in your image.
Wendy: Nice way to work your image into all your entries, as you often do. I like the smooth round head with the orange hair wings. Nice use of the "raised box" accent for each image.

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