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Yes, you can store image files in SQL Server. In fact, SQL
Server has a datatype called image for exactly this
purpose. It will store any binary data up to 2 GB in size.
There are many ways to get image files into your image
column. Among the easiest is the Textcopy utility located
in the Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSSQLBinn
directory. Use the command "textcopy /?" to get the command
line syntax for this utility.

Another way to get image files in and out of SQL Server is
to write your own program using ADO or ADO.Net, or create
an ActiveX dll that can be called by SQL Server's sp_OA*
extended stored procedures.

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