Hello Roger,

It should be possible with Valentina Forms, I’ll add an example.

Thanks Sergey,

I have never worked with forms, how can I found the example?

In the third column of Start Page, ‘car_catalog’ contains examples.

I’ll add more specific example soon.
How do you want to set the range to export images - with SQL?

I attached an example - it saves pictures from one field of one table to the desired folder, it is also possible to apply a filter, so only a subset of records is exported.
As for the Valentina Studio, it is the only way to do it.
But editing forms requires a Pro license.

The same can be achieved with Xojo application, there is no exact example.
The closest is V4RB_11/Examples/API_way/Field_Picture

It reads a picture in moveTo method:
pic = fld.ReadPicture()
ImageWell1.Image = fld.ReadPicture()

You can save this picture using the standard method

Also, VBlob field can be used to write the file directly:
VBlob.ToFile

Ohh, yes forms shows very interesting. I have the pro license.

I made before a view months an application with Xojo, the filter for the reports I made wirth a ComboBox (all car brands like all Mercedes or so). It works very fine.

In this case now I have the wish to select manually more then one and/or with a ComboBox can be nice too. - But my question is today how can I save the selected pictures as a jpg file to use its for other things?

Probably the fastest way is to use Xojo as a familiar tool.

The overall algorithm would be:
1. Create a target folder
2. Execute a query that selects necessary images
3. Iterate over returned rows and save images with sequential names to the target folder using VBlob.ToFile method

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As I wrote before - from within the Valentina Studio it is possible only with Forms and JavaScript, the algorithm is pretty much the same.

Many thanks Sergey.

Sorry I had not read your respons completly correct.

VBLob.ToFIle was my problem.

Have a nice day Roger