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    Default Qt with SQL SERVER EXPRESS

    Hi,
    i use the Qt with Sql Server Express. I trying use one field that support ctrl-V, to paster , for exemple one table for Excel.
    One aplication that read one field that support every types of data.

    Somebody use Qt with database that support this kind of data?

    Thanks

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    Default Re: Qt with SQL SERVER EXPRESS

    What exactly is the problem? You are asking us if your database supports inserting excel files into it? If that's so, then it surely has some blob type which you can use, but how is that related to Qt?

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    Exactly!
    "how is that related to Qt?"

    How can i use qt to put any information in a field blob?

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    The same as any other value type - use QSqlQuery or similar and use QByteArray as the data container.

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