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Hi,

I am trying to pull an attachment out of the Remedy database using SQL/.NET, but without using the Remedy API. When I retrieve the attachment it seems as if it was encoded in some way by Remedy before it was saved to the database. Does anyone know what format it is encoded in so that I can try to decode it in .NET?

Thanks in advance!
James
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It is a proprietary zip format. You may try using *nix unzip and see
if they used this algorithm for compression.

Axton

On 10/11/05, James Starkovich wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to pull an attachment out of the Remedy database using SQL/.NET,
> but without using the Remedy API. When I retrieve the attachment it seems as
> if it was encoded in some way by Remedy before it was saved to the database.
> Does anyone know what format it is encoded in so that I can try to decode it
> in .NET?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> JamesThis posting was
> submitted via the Web interface


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Thanks Axton, that's exactly what I needed to know.

James


On 10/11/05, Axton wrote:

It is a proprietary zip format. You may try using *nix unzip and see
if they used this algorithm for compression.

Axton

On 10/11/05, James Starkovich wrote:
> **
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to pull an attachment out of the Remedy database using SQL/.NET,
> but without using the Remedy API. When I retrieve the attachment it seems as
> if it was encoded in some way by Remedy before it was saved to the database.
> Does anyone know what format it is encoded in so that I can try to decode it
> in .NET?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> JamesThis posting was
> submitted via the Web interface


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