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Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server database

by "shawn" <zxning@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jan 9, 2006 at 05:31 AM

If you want save the whole dgn file in one record, it is no difference
than save a picture or other binary data into database. You can find
ton of code sample in google.

If you want save each element in one record, Intergraph has some tools.
There was one come with their FRAMME product, fsagsql.exe can parse and
dump a dgn (V7 only) into an sql insert scripts, quite handy. Their new
product g/electric come with a DesignFileToSQLLoader.exe.

If you want write your own parser, there is a free available dgn parse
library somewhere. You may also try use edg to dump the file into a
text and then parse this text file. Of course, it only works with V7.

hsa76 wrote:
> I need to store MicroStation DGN elements in database tables along with
> other information. For this I am using Microsoft SQL Server 2005. Is it
> possible to do this?
> 
> Hope anyone can help me with this.
> 
> Havard Sande
 




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Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server database
"hsa76" <hsa  2006-01-06 15:29:20 
Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server databa
"dalius.dobravolskas  2006-01-07 00:47:33 
Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server databa
"shawn" <zxn  2006-01-09 05:31:16 
Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server databa
"hsa76" <hsa  2006-01-09 11:57:01 
Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server databa
"shawn" <zxn  2006-01-09 13:57:06 
Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server databa
"hsa76" <hsa  2006-01-09 14:56:40 
Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server databa
"shawn" <zxn  2006-01-10 07:29:22 
Re: Store MicroStation Elements in a Microsoft SQL Server databa
"hsa76" <hsa  2006-01-10 08:02:09 

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