I have a table with an IMAGE datatype. Without using xp_cmdshell and bcp, is it possible to get this image to disk? We do have the OLE procedures enabled so I can use those to create in instance of the Scripting.FileSystemObject and write to disk but how do I convert the image datatype to something I can store on disk and it actually be a readable format? If it helps, we only store this particular field in JPEG format in the database.
View 17 RepliesHi all,
I have a rookie question. I'm setting up PCs for a team of developers - all of whom will have the same hardware and software setup. I'd like to just install everything on one PC, then make an image of the PC to apply to the others. I will be installing SQL Server 2005, Developer Edition. From a SQL Server installation perspective, what special considerations will I need to make to get this going?
Any suggestions or links to online documentation would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
John
Hi,I created a table with one column being that of an 'image' data type. The problem is I don't know how to insert an image into that column. Pleas Help.
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Hi,
I don't know much about the image data type in sql server 7.0. is there any article on the net which i can read.
i want to store some images in the database and don't know how to do that?
thanks
I have to access a web service where I pass in a product number and it produces an XML result with an /image section where it has a long string (base64?) Â Â I am trying to call the web service and save the image to the OS.
I am trying to get the result into a variable and save it to disk with  the itemno.jpg as the name
This is a sample file I get back..
<NewDataSet>
 <Table>
  <ITEMNO>2065</ITEMNO>
  <Image>/9j/4QAYRXhpZgAASUkqAAgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP/sABFEdWNr ...  removed since too long for post  ...</Image>
  <ImageDate>2015-04-15T00:00:00+00:00</ImageDate>
 </Table>
</NewDataSet>
Hello,
What's the datatype to be used to store an 'image'?
Lax
Hi , Iam using sqlserver 2005. what default value i can set to image data type. Thanksvijay
View 1 Replies View RelatedHi!! Im psyche34. :confused:
I was confused on what to do on a Image datatype.
I had created a dummy database name "DUMMY_DB"
On that database I created a table name TB1 having a fields name: Picture as image
Text as text
through queries I insert a value to each field but the problem I can't insert a value on column Picture.
What value would I insert on the field "Picture"
Is it the directory where the picture was stored??
Please help Im badly needed to know. Thank you
Hi
Does anybody know how to insert image file in field?
I used Textcopy it doesn’t work.
Hi Group,
What SQL Datatype would I use to hold a JPEG file?
Kind Regards
Hi, I have a table with ntext and image datatype. I did BCP out succesfully but when I try to to BCP in, I am getting error.
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Starting copy...
SQLState = 22005, NativeError = 0
Error = [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Invalid character value for cast specification
SQLState = 22005, NativeError = 0
Error = [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Invalid character value for cast specification
SQLState = 22005, NativeError = 0
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I read somewhere that I can use BULK INSERT with a format file.
Can someone suggest how to BCP in siccesfully or How does the format file looks like for this kind of task?. I am using SQL Server 2000.
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Here is my table structure..
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CREATE TABLE [dbo].[NOTIFY_TEMPLATE] (
[ID] [numeric](28, 0) NOT NULL ,
[SENDER] [varchar] (128) NOT NULL ,
[SUBJECT] [varchar] (512) NOT NULL ,
[BODY] [ntext] NOT NULL ,
[PRIORITY] [numeric](28, 0) NULL DEFAULT (2),
[ENABLED] [numeric](28, 0) NULL DEFAULT (1),
[LANGID] [numeric](28, 0) NOT NULL DEFAULT (0),
[NOTIFY_TYPE] [numeric](28, 0) NULL DEFAULT (0),
[REQUEST_TYPE] [numeric](28, 0) NULL ,
[CUSTOMIZED] [numeric](28, 0) NOT NULL DEFAULT (0)
) ON [DATA1] TEXTIMAGE_ON [DATA1]
Hi,
I want to restrict varbinary column for not to store more that 2mb image file in the database. How can i do that.
Thanks in Advance!
I have a table Table1 which has a Col called "Msg" datatype image<binary>. Msg alreay has the plain text or RTF text as a image datatype (binary)If I execute the following query "Select Msg from Table1 where id =3" then this query is returning the following ASCII/Binary data.Msg = "0x7B5C727466315C616E73695C616E7369637067313235325C64656666305C6465666C616E67313033337B5C666F6E7474626C7B5C66305C6673776973735C66707271325C66636861727365743020417269616C3B7D7B5C66315C6673776973735C66707271325C666368617273657430204D6963726F736F667420"Can any body tell me how can I convert the above binary data to plain text from my query?Thanks for any reply.
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Any ideas?
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What is the best way of resolving this problem?
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This is probably a very elementary question, but I am not familiar with the application or the data.
Below is the source table in SQL 2000 and a select count(*) ...
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[LSCHANNELCUTDATA](
[UIDCHANNELCUT] [numeric](19, 0) NOT NULL,
[VALUECODES] [image] NULL,
...
selectcount(*)
from[LSCHANNELCUTDATA]
whereDATALENGTH ( [VALUECODES] )> 8000
I have an Image data which I need to convert to string data.
Tried "Select CAST(CONVERT(nchar(1000),CAST( body AS varBINARY(1000) )) as VARCHAR(1000)) as TD
FROM Table",
But it returns a set of question marks.
(ex: ????????????(?????????????????????†????????????????????????????????
???????????????????????????????????????????????8??????????????????...)
Hi everyone.
I have a field that is image datatype. That table is included in a snapshot replication. When I try to update that field - on the publication server, which is the same as distributor server - if the image is too big (in size), an error message appears. When I try to update with images that has less size it works. If I take out the subscriptions, it works for every image size.
Any ideas?
I have been fighting with this all day. If you can point me in the right direction I'd appreiciate it. I need to load about 500 jpg files into a table. The table has 3 columns an "ID", "Filename" which has the filename of the jpg in it already, but not the unc path, and a ("Photo" Image Datatype)column which is not populated yet. I need to store the Image file in the photo field so that I can run reports in reporting services and so on and so forth. I am not sure how to complete this task.
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I have began to store binary data in my database, for example word documents, PDF's....etc.
But now my database file is growing beyond what I want, and I need to move all of the files out of the DB onto normal hard disk space.
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Any help would be extremely appreciated.....
Many Thanks,
Alan...
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What do I do??
Thanks