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SMART Convert File to CU
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SMART Convert File to CU
SMART Convert File to CU is tool which allows you to convert any file to NAV codeunit. If you run the resulting codeunit it will extract the source file to the folder that you specify. The only limitation is the file size, it should be less than 16Kb. In other case NAV will not compile the object. This limitation can be avoided by splitting the file to few objects.
If you don't want to create new codeunit you can copy the resulting code to any existing object.
This is reasonable when you have to store some binary data in database but for some reasons cannot use BLOB.
You can find this and other tools and how-to's here: http://wedonav.com/#/experience/
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=1469
Discuss this download here.
SMART Convert File to CU is tool which allows you to convert any file to NAV codeunit. If you run the resulting codeunit it will extract the source file to the folder that you specify. The only limitation is the file size, it should be less than 16Kb. In other case NAV will not compile the object. This limitation can be avoided by splitting the file to few objects.
If you don't want to create new codeunit you can copy the resulting code to any existing object.
This is reasonable when you have to store some binary data in database but for some reasons cannot use BLOB.
You can find this and other tools and how-to's here: http://wedonav.com/#/experience/
http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=1469
Discuss this download here.
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