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Replicating image fields to MSSQL
Nighteye
Member Posts: 2
Hi,
I've got a question
I'm trying to replicate an image field from Navision Attain 3.60 (finsql) to MSSQL 2000.
The problem is that i think that Navision is "changing" the data before it's in the image field in MSSQL.
because, i've made an asp file uploader that fills an image field on MSSQL, and i can read the blob again, and i see the image in my browser.
now when i import an image in the table "Item" and add that field to the replication, it's replicated to MSSQL, "fancy!
" you would think .. err not .. because, now when i read that image field with the same script, i get an invalid image ...
So does the replication change something in the data from image fields? or navision?
tia.
I've got a question
I'm trying to replicate an image field from Navision Attain 3.60 (finsql) to MSSQL 2000.
The problem is that i think that Navision is "changing" the data before it's in the image field in MSSQL.
because, i've made an asp file uploader that fills an image field on MSSQL, and i can read the blob again, and i see the image in my browser.
now when i import an image in the table "Item" and add that field to the replication, it's replicated to MSSQL, "fancy!
" you would think .. err not .. because, now when i read that image field with the same script, i get an invalid image ...So does the replication change something in the data from image fields? or navision?
tia.
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