Re: Inserting binary data to an column

> *REAL* programmers use COPY CON to create Windows apps.
> http://www.kyphilom.com/www/comtags.html
>
> If you are able to insert any data independent from its data type, what do
> you think you gain except scratching your database? Why bother with
> inserts anyway, maybe, write hex stream directly into datafiles could be
> worth to consider ?
>
> Seriously, your *concept* seems fully cranky to me, you've better spent
> your time with learning database concepts, it would probably give you an
> immediate gain instead an imaginary.
>
> Best regards
>
> Maxim

hi,
k, i see u have misunderstood me^^.
and i was not precisely enough^^.

once again:
some tables have columns of type anydata. i will check them out (by creating an sql textfile containing merges and inserts)
the problem is, that the anydatatype may continue "not standard" types (eg self defined).
in this case it is easier to get the binary representation of this column (to insert this representation in the destination database). i know, that both dbs (souce and dest) must have the type/object defined (but this is always so).
logminer works the same way i guess.
i want to reproduce it.

and plz dont dicuss if it make sense or not^^. im not making the goal for this. im the one who must find a way to make it possible^^.

greets

micha Received on Tue Nov 06 2007 - 04:44:52 CST