Re: Attachment fields and d/b

on > Sent: 17 August 2007 10:39 > To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG > Subject: Re: Attachment fields and d/b > > You will need to use the remedy api to write the binary data to a remedy > attachment field. > > Two approaches off the top of my head: > > Use the native .net/sybase to sto

Re: Attachment fields and d/b

Of RAMTRI, Nisha, IDC Sent: 17 August 2007 10:30 AM To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Attachment fields and d/b ** Hi List, We are on ARS 6.3 and Sybase 5.1 here in the organisation. We are in the process of building a console which allows our users to submit calls in a customised form. This

Re: Attachment fields and d/b

To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG Subject: Re: Attachment fields and d/b You will need to use the remedy api to write the binary data to a remedy attachment field. Two approaches off the top of my head: Use the native .net/sybase to store the data in whatever native format sybase uses to store binary data

Re: Attachment fields and d/b

You will need to use the remedy api to write the binary data to a remedy attachment field. Two approaches off the top of my head: Use the native .net/sybase to store the data in whatever native format sybase uses to store binary data, then either write something triggered in the view form/ticket

Attachment fields and d/b

Hi List, We are on ARS 6.3 and Sybase 5.1 here in the organisation. We are in the process of building a console which allows our users to submit calls in a customised form. This has a .NET front-end which through a stored procedure inserts records in a Remedy staging table (which is a regular for