Read varbinary data from SQL

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    Apprentice quiquos is offline
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    Read varbinary data from SQL

    Hi,

    Is there a way to read data from varbinary columns from SQL.
    I dont know if that's an images or text , xml data, etc..

    Does anyone as something to read that data? (vb or c#)

    Example, I want to know what is inside flags in craft table (its only an example)


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    Apprentice quiquos is offline
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    Re: Read varbinary data from SQL

    no one?? please!!

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    PwrGames PwrDex is offline
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    Re: Read varbinary data from SQL

    If you do a SELECT query on MSSQL Management Studio than you get an 0xXXXXXX value.. that is a varbinary.. This is a struct which if you have time you can decode it by yourself.. Lot of theses are already on ragezone... Just use a search function here!

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    Apprentice quiquos is offline
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    Re: Read varbinary data from SQL

    I used search but none give me how to read it or similar answer :(
    Could you please help me!

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    Apprentice quiquos is offline
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    Re: Read varbinary data from SQL

    please ^^ help, or is there a source code for GM tool for example, then I could read the code and figure out how it is done.
    I cant find a source code for gm tool :(

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    ANTI emi is offline
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    Re: Read varbinary data from SQL

    Quote Originally Posted by quiquos View Post
    Hi,

    Is there a way to read data from varbinary columns from SQL.
    I dont know if that's an images or text , xml data, etc..

    Does anyone as something to read that data? (vb or c#)

    Example, I want to know what is inside flags in craft table (its only an example)
    Reading is easy, decoding is another story. However I think if you search you can find pointers to the right direction here. And also try some things, see what you get.



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