Apologies.
I am need to create a web-app which the administrator must use to
update,view and store word documents in a sql database.
Say the administrator clicks a link to view the Internet Usage Policy. At
Page_load this policy will appear in a textarea; the administrator will
then edit and click the save button. At which point the edited policy will
be saved to the database.
So far I can convert the word .doc to an array of bytes and store that in
the database. Extracting it is not working. Can you help with this?
I am new to .Net therefore I don't know whats the BLOG api.
Thomas Tomiczek
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Hi,
Would you please consider the fact that we, as normal human being, are
not really given the ability to read your MIND?
Your question is totally meaningless.
Let me explain:
> I am creating a web site that has to extract and upload a
> policy from/to sql 2000 and display it in a textarea.
Ok. WHAT are you talking of?
More detailed, in the context of:
> I don't know how to extract or upload the document to sql
How are we supposed t otell you how to extract the document TO sql if we
have no clue what document you are talking about? Whatdo you consider to
be a "policy"? A Windows Group Policy? In this case, which part of it?
The template file?
Or is "policy" something else that has a meaning that noone besides you
and the ones in your project group have a clue what you mean?
Uploiading files TO and downloading files FROM sql is trivial and well
documented - it requires usage of the BLOG api in ADO.NET and works well
with items some megabytes large.
Can we assume you read the documentation? Can we assume you have a
special reason to post this in the ADVANCED group, and not the normal
one?
Can we assume you talk about system policies when say you have no clue
how to extract them to upload them to the database?
Lots of questions, and basically I do not see enough information to
answer your original question, thanks to basically none (in number:
zero) information you give.
Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Software & Consulting Ltd.
(Microsoft MVP C#/.NET)
(CTO PowerNodes Ltd.)
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> Hi all,
>
>
> I am creating a web site that has to extract and upload a
> policy from/to sql 2000 and display it in a textarea.
>
>
>
> I don't know how to extract or upload the document to sql
> using ASP.NET and VB.NET, Can somebody please help as I ain't
> got a clue.
>
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> Any advice/solutions will be highly appreciated.
>
>
>
> luv
>
> Ushanta
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