Subject | Re: Re: What BLOB to use for RTF data |
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Author | Namit Nathwani |
Post date | 2004-10-13T05:12:25Z |
Hi Helen
At 07:37 pm 12/10/2004, you wrote:
tables via local views successfully.
have successfully used BLOB 0 and 1 for text data, then do you feel that
the ODBC driver will have problems with RTF instead of text data?
Regards
Bhavbhuti
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At 07:37 pm 12/10/2004, you wrote:
>a) display it in a control that can represent multi-line data (for theThere is already a RTF control which I have subclassed for use
>interface)
>b) pass it back to the update or insert statement as aREPLACE to the Remote View will do the job.
>blob.
> I guess if VFP doesn't have this capability, you'll be googling theIt has, it has. Like I mentioned I have already tried it out using VFP
>web to find something suitable out there.
tables via local views successfully.
>If you're using the ODBC driver, ask there for advice.Yes, okay I guess that may be the case. But just for my knowledge, if I
have successfully used BLOB 0 and 1 for text data, then do you feel that
the ODBC driver will have problems with RTF instead of text data?
Regards
Bhavbhuti
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