Binary to Text

[nitya]

I have a Binary file which has to be changed to text and inserted into database

[berta]

declare a type with teh struct of record of your file...


type rec_t
name as string
age as long
end type

private sub LOadTableFromFile()

dim rec as rec_t
open "xxx" for bynary as #1
do while note eof(1)
get #1,,rec
'put code of insert into DB
loop

close #1
end sub




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[berta]

declare a type with the struct of record of your file...


type rec_t
name as string
age as long
end type

private sub LOadTableFromFile()

dim rec as rec_t
open "xxx" for bynary as #1
do while note eof(1)
get #1,,rec
'put code of insert into DB
loop

close #1
end sub




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[nitya]

I am not able to translate a binary file to Text File

[berta]

type rec_t
name as string
age as long
end type

private sub LOadTableFromFile()

dim rec as rec_t
open "xxx" for bynary as #1
do while note eof(1)
get #1,,rec
'put code of insert into DB
'tHIs is a sample of insert:
'"INSERT into tabella (name,age) VALUES (" & rec.name & "," & cstr(rec.age) & ")"
loop

close #1
end sub




U don't traslate file from bynary to text but U read directly file in bynary...

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[berta]

type rec_t
name as string
age as long
end type

private sub LOadTableFromFile()

dim rec as rec_t
open "xxx" for bynary as #1
do while note eof(1)
get #1,,rec
'put code of insert into DB
'tHIs is a sample of insert:
'"INSERT into tabella (name,age) VALUES (" & rec.name & "," & cstr(rec.age) & ")"
loop

close #1
end sub




U don't traslate file from bynary to text but U read directly file in bynary... I assume that file has a struct well defined... so U can difine its struct with VB type...

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