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Working With Binary Data Types
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| Tom Glasser 2005-05-17, 9:23 am |
| I am looking at a table, using Enterprise Manager, that has several fields
defined
as Binary. All I seem to be able to see is the literal "<Binary>" in these
fields.
How can I view the actual values in these fields? How do I do a selection
criteria on them?
Thanks,
Tom
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| Hugo Kornelis 2005-05-18, 7:24 am |
| On Tue, 17 May 2005 07:10:04 -0700, Tom Glasser wrote:
>I am looking at a table, using Enterprise Manager, that has several fields
>defined
>as Binary. All I seem to be able to see is the literal "<Binary>" in these
>fields.
>How can I view the actual values in these fields? How do I do a selection
>criteria on them?
Hi Tom,
Use Query Analyzer instead of Enterprise Manager.
CREATE TABLE test
(a int NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
b varbinary(80) NOT NULL)
go
INSERT INTO test (a, b)
SELECT 1, CAST(123435 AS varbinary(80))
go
-- Display binary data
SELECT b
FROM test
WHERE a = 1
go
-- Selection based on binary data
SELECT a
FROM test
WHERE b = 0x0001E22B
-- or: WHERE b = CAST(12345 AS varbinary(80))
go
DROP TABLE test
go
Best, Hugo
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