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Your blob data is not recognised
You may sometimes encounter situations where your images or blob data are not recognised, even though we support that
particular image or binary type.
For OLE-type files, the unknown format may be displayed in one of 2 ways:
It may be because the format we support has additional subtypes that we don’t know about. It may also be because the
application originally used to store the data adds additional details to the file, or compresses it, or encrypts it. Thus, the data is
no longer in the commonly recognised format, but has been modified in some way.
If you do not think the data has been modified, please send us a couple of the files so that we may analyse it further. To do
that, select the item, right click to bring up the context menu, and select the Save item... item.
Save the item as a Binary file or OLE file, send the file to us at support@yohz.com, and let us know the expected image type
(jpg, png, gif, etc) or binary type (pdf, xlsx, doc, etc).
We will inspect the file, and try to add support for that format.
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and files from your
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•
identify images and files stored in OLE Object columns
•
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•
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CONTACT US
568-3-53 (3rd Floor), Kompleks Mutiara, 3 1/2 Mile, Jalan Ipoh 51200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 6012 9714904 support@yohz.com https://www.yohz.com
Copyright © 2005 - 2024 Yohz Software,
a division of Yohz Ventures Sdn Bhd.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
All trademarks or registered trademarks are property of their respective owners
View and export images and files from
your databases using
SQL Image Viewer
•
identifies images and file types automatically
•
identify images and files stored in OLE Object columns
•
export embedded images to Excel spreadsheets
•
supports Access, MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle, PostgreSQL,
SQL Server, SQL Server Compact, SQLite, and ODBC
data sources
Your blob data is not recognised
You may sometimes encounter situations where your images
or blob data are not recognised, even though we support that
particular image or binary type.
For OLE-type files, the unknown format may be displayed in
one of 2 ways:
It may be because the format we support has additional
subtypes that we don’t know about. It may also be because
the application originally used to store the data adds additional
details to the file, or compresses it, or encrypts it. Thus, the
data is no longer in the commonly recognised format, but has
been modified in some way.
If you do not think the data has been modified, please send us
a couple of the files so that we may analyse it further. To do
that, select the item, right click to bring up the context menu,
and select the Save item... item.
Save the item as a Binary file or OLE file, send the file to us at
support@yohz.com, and let us know the expected image type
(jpg, png, gif, etc) or binary type (pdf, xlsx, doc, etc).
We will inspect the file, and try to add support for that format.
