creating & Inserting image thumbnail in oracle through php -

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Will someone help me with the code to help me & amp; Inserting image thumbnails in Oracle via PHP.

If you want to save an image to a database, use BLOBs (Binary Large Objects) or BFILES Some information about using these will include you with blops, you write the binary representation of the image in the database. With BFILES you save the file to the file system and store the image in the database for links.

To make thumbnails, some readings should be done in PHP, as you would like to see for larger images, because there is too much memory available for these tasks, in particular hosted environments, you have an active PHP interpreter process It may be necessary to provide some extra memory in order to make thumbnails possible.

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