Issue With Importing Paradox Blob Data

Sep 11, 2006

Hello,

I have SQL Server 2000 and I'm trying to import data from a paradox v5 database. Everything has moved over fine but the data from the blob fields. When I use the import tool and try connect to a paradox blob field, the import wizard does not "see" the paradox blob field. here is and example.

If I have a table with the following fields.
id char(20)
description char(120)
image blob

the ms-sql import wizard sees
id char(20)
description char(20)

I find this very odd, but I do need a solution. Any Ideas?

TY

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