We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the tables
stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of the
table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the documents in a
promotional CD.
The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know how to
export the binary data of the files that are stored in the table. How can
this be done?
Thanks in advance,
JT
Jaime Torres wrote:
> We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the
> tables stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
> We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of
> the table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the
> documents in a promotional CD.
> The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know
> how to export the binary data of the files that are stored in the
> table. How can this be done?
> Thanks in advance,
> JT
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David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Exporting binary data
We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the tables
stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of the
table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the documents in a
promotional CD.
The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know how to
export the binary data of the files that are stored in the table. How can
this be done?
Thanks in advance,
JTJaime Torres wrote:
> We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the
> tables stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
> We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of
> the table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the
> documents in a promotional CD.
> The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know
> how to export the binary data of the files that are stored in the
> table. How can this be done?
> Thanks in advance,
> JT
Please try not to multi-post. See ".Clients" for the current active
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David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com
stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of the
table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the documents in a
promotional CD.
The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know how to
export the binary data of the files that are stored in the table. How can
this be done?
Thanks in advance,
JTJaime Torres wrote:
> We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the
> tables stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
> We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of
> the table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the
> documents in a promotional CD.
> The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know
> how to export the binary data of the files that are stored in the
> table. How can this be done?
> Thanks in advance,
> JT
Please try not to multi-post. See ".Clients" for the current active
thread.
--
David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com
Exporting binary data
We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the tables
stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of the
table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the documents in a
promotional CD.
The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know how to
export the binary data of the files that are stored in the table. How can
this be done?
Thanks in advance,
JTJaime Torres wrote:
> We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the
> tables stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
> We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of
> the table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the
> documents in a promotional CD.
> The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know
> how to export the binary data of the files that are stored in the
> table. How can this be done?
> Thanks in advance,
> JT
Please try not to multi-post. See ".Clients" for the current active
thread.
David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com
stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of the
table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the documents in a
promotional CD.
The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know how to
export the binary data of the files that are stored in the table. How can
this be done?
Thanks in advance,
JTJaime Torres wrote:
> We're using MS-SQL Sever for a documentation database. One of the
> tables stores all the DOC, XLS and PPT documents fed by our users.
> We need to export all the files to certain directory and the rest of
> the table contents to a spreadsheet. We want to distribute the
> documents in a promotional CD.
> The data export to a CSV works without a problem but we don't know
> how to export the binary data of the files that are stored in the
> table. How can this be done?
> Thanks in advance,
> JT
Please try not to multi-post. See ".Clients" for the current active
thread.
David Gugick
Quest Software
www.imceda.com
www.quest.com
Friday, February 24, 2012
Export to Doc
Hi,
I'm trying to export my report to MS Word, but in exported file the left and right indentation is missing.
Is there any way how to fix this?
thx.You may want to try exporting to RTF, then open that document with word.
I'm trying to export my report to MS Word, but in exported file the left and right indentation is missing.
Is there any way how to fix this?
thx.You may want to try exporting to RTF, then open that document with word.
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