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Thanks, but how do I fill a DataSet with an entire database (over 50 tables) so I get one xsd for the entire DB? Do I just write one big sql statement that joins every table in the DB?

Does anyone have any tips on creating a single XSD file for a SQL Server database with many tables? Thanks.

Any code tips on creating a single XSD file for a SQL Server database with many tables? Thanks.

I'm receiving a signature image value from a SQL Server database that was created using a CIC Ink Control object. I'm trying to render this image on a report or form but so far without luck. When I go to the Toolbox and click "More Controls" I see the CIC Ink Control but I can't get that...

Thanks for everyone's input so far. So I found out that the image type is some sort of CIC Ink Control. I'm still researching how to render this image but so far no luck. Anyone out there used this type of control before?

I used the Window's program called Process Explorer and it identified the file as "Assembly Source". Not sure if that helps to determine how to convert it to an image though. Any help is appreciated.

I have a program which queries a SQL Server database and pulls back a field that's SQLServer type "ntext". I know this value represents some form of an image. Does anyone know how to convert this into an image? Below is an example of one image's description in SQL Server...

We have some desktop licenses for Crystal Reports XI Pro and Developer but not BOCD Enterprise. I have some canned .rpt files and would like to display them over the web. Is there a free viewer (like ActiveX) that I can use in my Java web application to display the report results? what...

So does Chr(226) & Chr(128) & Chr(156/7) represent the fancy beginning and end double quotes? It renders as other special characters. Is there a long that represents those values so I can replace them? Could I use the Asc function somehow to accomplish this? There are actually many...

First, thanks for your help with this. No, I can't access the SQL Server tables directly (i.e. Query Analyzer) but I can access them through MS Access. Is there something I can do there?

The data is written to the SQL Server by a custom tablet PC application and is beyond my control. All I have is read access to the table which I'm doing within a VBA program. I then have to write the data to a file is loaded by another external appliation that fails on non UTF-8.

Just to clarify, I'm pulling data with these characters out of an Access db table (actually a linked table to SQL Server) and writing it to a txt file. How can I search for DEZ (I'm not sure what that actually stands for)?

see the double quotes around the word second... the “second” time This is HEX value 93 and 94 (at least according to my TextPad editor.

I'm reading in data from a file which contains some non UTF-8 characters. I need to write this data to a program which can only handle UTF-8. Does anyone have any tips for finding the non UTF-8 characters and removing them from a string? Thanks.

Does anyone know of a good source for benchmarks and whitepapers discussing using Tomcat and MySQL for a large scale business application? Everyone has an opinion but I'm looking for documentation favoring one way or the other. Thanks.