Tag: BLOB
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Fix DT_TEXT and DT_NTEXT Read only behavior in Script Component
Read more: Fix DT_TEXT and DT_NTEXT Read only behavior in Script ComponentMake sure the column is set to Read/Write. The BLOB data type has a different interface in script component pipeline. Use AddBlobData() method in script…
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Large Text import from Excel using SSIS
Read more: Large Text import from Excel using SSISI had an Excel file with a single column of 6000 characters (huge text). I used ACE drive and SSIS Build-in Excel connection manager. The…
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Large text import from Flat File using SSIS
Read more: Large text import from Flat File using SSISTo import large text including special and foreign characters using Flat File follow this; External Column = Text_Stream (DT_TEXT) Output Column = Unicode Text Stream…
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Copy BLOB (binary data) from one DB to second DB using script
Read more: Copy BLOB (binary data) from one DB to second DB using scriptI would go with generate script option in SQL Server Management Studio; Highlight source database that has the source table Right-click – Tasks | Generate…
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Use Powershell to export SQL Blob column data
Read more: Use Powershell to export SQL Blob column dataBlob data can be exported using PowerShell in a simple way, by querying the data with Ado.Net – SqlClient and then using a BinaryWriter to write it on local…
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