Store StyledDocument in an Access database

Hello:
Does any one know how to accomplish that feat. I can create and modify StyledDocuments. I can read them from and wrote them to a file. I'd like to be able to store the documents or a the files in Access databases. I am using Sun's ODBJ-ODBC bridge. The Memo field does not accept binary data. The OLEObject field needs a getObject method. So how can I do that?
Many thanks,
Alex

You're right !!!
It's very a stupid thing ! I lost time because of that.
Thank you.

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