Subject | AW: AW: [IBO] Re: Storing PDF into Firebird Blobs |
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Author | Terry Black |
Post date | 2012-05-22T04:48:29Z |
Thanks, Herbert and Jason - the code works well. I can load PDF images into blob fields. My intention is to just click on a record in a table and have it display the contents of the blob which is a PDF. But I have a problem with the Blob being saved to a file.
When I click on the first record DM.qryScan.FieldByName('PDFIMAGE').SaveToFile(myPath + '\myPdf.pdf') the first time it creates a file called myPDF.pdf when I click on the second record I get an EFCreateError ' Cannot create file D:\apdf\mypdf.pdf' the process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.
In other words I need to write it to some temporary location.
Terry
IT Manager | Public Health Unit Hornsby | Health Reform Transitional Organisation Northern
Hornsby Hospital, Main Building 1, 36-76 Palmerston Road, Hornsby NSW 2077
Tel. 02 9477 9400 | Fax. 02 9482 1650 | tblac@...
www.health.nsw.gov.au
It's straight forward to use these built-in IBO procedures when writing to
and reading from files.
In former times when I wrote my functions I was not aware of
them and had knowledge only about the TIB_BlobStream.CreateForColumn
procedure
and I had to help myself with this loop way.
So, Terry, the code for reading the pdf would be:
DM.qryScan.FieldByName('PDFIMAGE').LoadFromFile(myPath + '\myPdf.pdf')
and for writing to a file:
DM.qryScan.FieldByName('PDFIMAGE').SaveToFile(myPath + '\myPdf.pdf')
Herbert
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Gesendet: Montag, 21. Mai 2012 17:17
An: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com
Betreff: RE: AW: [IBO] Re: Storing PDF into Firebird Blobs
What's the problem with TIB_Column.LoadFromFile() and
TIB_Column.SaveToFile()?
Seems to me you are way over-complicating things.
Jason
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When I click on the first record DM.qryScan.FieldByName('PDFIMAGE').SaveToFile(myPath + '\myPdf.pdf') the first time it creates a file called myPDF.pdf when I click on the second record I get an EFCreateError ' Cannot create file D:\apdf\mypdf.pdf' the process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.
In other words I need to write it to some temporary location.
Terry
IT Manager | Public Health Unit Hornsby | Health Reform Transitional Organisation Northern
Hornsby Hospital, Main Building 1, 36-76 Palmerston Road, Hornsby NSW 2077
Tel. 02 9477 9400 | Fax. 02 9482 1650 | tblac@...
www.health.nsw.gov.au
>>> "Herbert Senner" <hsenner@...> 22/05/2012 3:29 am >>>Of course you're right, Jason.
It's straight forward to use these built-in IBO procedures when writing to
and reading from files.
In former times when I wrote my functions I was not aware of
them and had knowledge only about the TIB_BlobStream.CreateForColumn
procedure
and I had to help myself with this loop way.
So, Terry, the code for reading the pdf would be:
DM.qryScan.FieldByName('PDFIMAGE').LoadFromFile(myPath + '\myPdf.pdf')
and for writing to a file:
DM.qryScan.FieldByName('PDFIMAGE').SaveToFile(myPath + '\myPdf.pdf')
Herbert
Von: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com [mailto:IBObjects@yahoogroups.com] Im Auftrag
von IBO Support List
Gesendet: Montag, 21. Mai 2012 17:17
An: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com
Betreff: RE: AW: [IBO] Re: Storing PDF into Firebird Blobs
What's the problem with TIB_Column.LoadFromFile() and
TIB_Column.SaveToFile()?
Seems to me you are way over-complicating things.
Jason
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