You can change the field width in the task parameter
We solved the problem with the images. Many images uploaded by the users are way too big and slow down the user interface. That is why we opted for a solution in SQL with an custom made assembly. There are other ways to resize the images, for example uploading to an API where the resized images are returned. We didn’t want to use such solution because you don’t know wat such party does with this data.We created a class library in Visual Studio which resizes the images. The input is the original file data and width, the output is the reduced images data. We loaded the ouput dll into sql and made a function. With the code below, we reduce the images with a width of 200it's not quite ready yet but it gives an idea how we solved itdeclare @org_img nvarchar(max) = (select base64Image from item cross apply (select image_blob_data '*' for xml path('')) T (base64Image) where item_id = @item_id)declare @reduced_image varbinary(max) = CAST(dbo.ClevrrResizeImage(@org_img, 200) AS xml).value('
We had the same problem with the images. Many images uploaded by the users are way too big and slow down the user interface. That is why we opted for a solution in SQL with an custom made assembly. There are other ways to resize the images, for example uploading to an API where the resized images are returned. We didn’t want to use such solution because you don’t know wat such party does with this data.We created a class library in Visual Studio which resizes the images. The input is the original file data and width, the output is the reduced images data. We loaded the ouput dll into sql and made a function. With the code below, we reduce the images with a width of 200disadvantage is that this doesn't work in the cloud, you can't add an assemblies here.It's not quite ready yet but maybe this will help youdeclare @org_img nvarchar(max) = (select base64Image from item cross apply (select image_blob_data '*' for xml path('')) T (base64Image) where item_id = @item_id)declare @reduced_ima
you could try using a cte for mutiple the records you need. Use this view in your report and you can print all stickers at once instead of printing each record x times ; with cte as (select id, 1 as [Value], quantity from tablename union all select id, [Value] + 1, quantity from cte where [Value] < quantity)select * from cte order by id, [Value]
I have no access to TCP and my colleague is out of office. I already called Thinkwise, they said to create a topic on the community
Thanks for your reply.No control procedure with such name
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