how to send image instead of bytecode through email stored proecudure. is it possible? help neede...

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hi i am sending email from sqlserver database using html format and sp_send_email:

/*

here i have done database select query with html format

create procedure sp_email (@id int)

.

.

for ex:

/*html design*/

SELECT
TD=tbname1.image,'',
TD=tbname2.ID ,'',
TD=tbname1.Description,'',
FROM tb1 left outer join tb2 on tbname1.ID= tbname2.ID

*/

EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @recipients = @EMAIL,
@profile_name = 'christ',
@subject = @emailsubject,
@body = @tableHTML,
@body_format = 'HTML'

exec sp_email 2,'chrst@christinfo.com'

After executing that email stored procedure

i am getting output in my mail account like follow.

Image ID Description

0xFFD8FFE00..... 123 Amanatools

here, 0xFFD8FFE000104A4649460 is imagebyte which is in database. i can show as an image in asp.net using imagestream(bitmap concept). but i need to send image instead of bytecode through email stored proecudure. is it possible? How to do that. any help.

Posted 16-Jan-14 19:29pm

christhuxavier

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Vishal Pand3y · Answer 1 · 2014-01-16T19:41:00

you have two options
1 Host the images somewhere, and reference them in the <img src="...">.

2 You could try to encode the image as base64 and reference it directly in an img tag within the email ( <img src="data:image/png;base64[your encoded image here...] ) but i think most email clients correlate this technique with spam. I think you're better off referencing hosted images or simply attaching it to the email.<br mode=" hold=" /><br mode="></img></img>