Ok if it has information like this below, how would one approach things, kindly note I am referencing a tutorial I am currently reading on SOAP
https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_soap.asp
Soap request
POST /InStock HTTP/1.1
Host: www.example.org
Content-Type: application/soap+xml...
Sorry I don't think I follow or maybe it is due to the fact I have limited knowledge about SOAP, I know a soap is a a combination of XML and a HTTP request, I assumed if one can get the http request and http response working, then the only add-on is the XML envelop which contains all required...
thanks cjard and skydiver those are good points, hence can someone please guide me on how to call a http SOAP request, get an http SOAP response as a excel, all help is appreciated
I mean when you using webclient to download it, it would show up the message it is corrupt, I sent you a manually downloaded file to show it is purely a xlsx file
So I spent time re-writing the code to use HTTPweb request but unfortunately I am still giving the same error. Please see the other code below
HttpWebRequest fr = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create("www.testurl.com/report");
fr.Method = "GET";
HttpWebResponse fresponse =...
I get the message the uploaded file does not have an allowed extension. The following extensions are allowed: .zip, .txt, .pdf, .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .jpe, .gif, .m4v, .mov, .mp4, .mp4v, .mpeg, .mpg, .ogv, .webm, .mp3
I have a code similar to this below
C#Copy
using(webclient wc = new WebClient())
{
string fileinfoname = "test_one";
string pathinfo = @"C:\testfolderinfo" + fileinfoname + ".xlsx";
wc.downloadFile("www.testurl.com/report", pathinfo);
}
I am currently experiencing a situation where the file...
Sorry about the late reply, the source was a csv file, I was trying out several approach to fix it. and I noticed that i had to redesign my tables to use all nvarchar columns and import the data using SSDT as unicode for it work properly, which I find a bit strange.
just another quick question...
I am using Microsoft sql server 2019 - 15.0, SSMS 18.7.1 and Latin1_General_CI_AS but i tried changing it to a different collate in the query like this below
select id, desc_info collate Latin1_General from metest
but was told it was an invalid collate
OK I didn't know, so my question is in regards to the following example, I can save the following word s'il vous plaît in my nvarchar(2000) column which is called desc_info but when I write a select * from metest, the word doesn't display correctly in SSMS. How do I get it to show s'il vous...
Hi jmcihinney whenever I write a query in SSMS, i tend to see a strange symbol for the french character, how do i get to see the actual symbol instead. please note, this is not a .net code
Hello all;
This has been puzzling me for a while. I have a table structure similar to this below to hold french word
create table metest
(
id numeric
,desc_info nvarchar
)
Hence, i know nvarchar tends to store the data as bytes, thus when i write select id, desc_info from metest, how do i...
So, I have figured some of it out. you will need to create an SSIS package with the following components
Flat file source --> script component --> OLE DB destination
In the script component, you will click edit to write a bit of C# or VB code in the following methods below. for instance, in...
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