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14 wrz 2009 · We now have to create a pdf file. I was planning on using pdfsharp/migradoc to do it, but then we'd have to create document and time its readiness with sql server data state and mail state. It'd be nice if the db could handle everything. Has anyone created pdf files directly in sql server? And if so, how.
2 cze 2021 · Using the new SQL scalar function GENERATE_PDF to create PDF in the IFS from spool files
PdfGen - An Oracle PL/SQL PDF Generator. Create an attractive report from a SQL query with capabilities similar to those available in sqlplus report generator, but with control over fonts, margins, page size, and orientation. (See samples directory for PDF files it produced.) The package is built on as_pdf3 by Anton Scheffer which is included ...
11 kwi 2012 · declare t_rc sys_refcursor; t_query varchar2(1000); begin as_pdf3.init; as_pdf3.load_ttf_font( 'MY_FONTS', 'COLONNA.TTF', 'CID' ); as_pdf3.set_page_proc( q'~ begin as_pdf3.set_font( 'helvetica', 8 ); as_pdf3.put_txt( 10, 15, 'Page #PAGE_NR# of "PAGE_COUNT#' ); as_pdf3.set_font( 'helvetica', 12 ); as_pdf3.put_txt( 350, 15, 'This is a footer text ...
30 lis 2023 · To use a bcp command to create a format file, specify the format argument and use nul instead of a data-file path. The format option always requires the -f option, and to create an XML format file, you must also specify the -x option, such as bcp <table_or_view> format nul -f <format_file_name> -x.
16 kwi 2018 · The first step is converting the PDF into a format that is more easily processed with SQL and PL/SQL. To that end, Oracle Text includes functionality to parse a PDF BLOB into an XHTML CLOB. With a BLOB containing a PDF with contents that look like this: We can convert that to text of this form:
1 cze 2021 · Standard SQL Functions Cheat Sheet. TEXT FUNCTIONS. CONCATENATION. Use the || operator to concatenate two strings: SELECT 'Hi ' || 'there!'; -- result: Hi there! Remember that you can concatenate only character strings using ||. Use this trick for numbers: SELECT '' || 4 || 2; -- result: 42.
