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We have a database table that holds text files as one
of the columns.
When we query the database table, the file is returned as a
column. It is formatted as numeric—hex format.
GET DATA
/TYPE=ODBC
/CONNECT='valid-connection-string’
/SQL="SELECT id, SEQUENCENO, POSTTIME,
FILE_NAME, FILE_DATE, FILE_SIZE, FILE_TYPE, "+
"FILE_PATH, FILE_DATA, MACHINENAME,
UPDATEDATE, PRODUCT_TYPE FROM database1.FILE_DATA WHERE "+
"(FILE_NAME = 'sample.INI' AND id =
1000)"
/ASSUMEDSTRWIDTH=5000.
CACHE.
We need to be able to read the file into a column as a text
format—the hex only translates into the 1st 255 characters.
Any ideas/ suggestions? Or are we limited by the structure
of the database?
Jim Marks
Director, Market Research
x1616