Save word to database

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Hi can any1 help me how to save the text entered in Ms word to the database. also i need to open the Ms word inside browser itself.
But i am able to open the word separately, how to open it inside the browser and save its text to database

Posted 21-Dec-10 1:16am

Mithun P

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thatraja 21-Dec-10 14:27pm

which database? mention in your question.

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MrBatra · Answer 1 · 2010-12-21T03:20:00

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You need to save the data in BLOB format into Oracle database and read the same.

Posted 21-Dec-10 3:20am

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Pete O'Hanlon 21-Dec-10 9:23am

And if, by some strange chance, he's not using Oracle?

MrBatra 21-Dec-10 10:09am

That's fine.. you can save BLOB format in SQL also.
Don;t tell me you're not using SQL too :)

Pete O'Hanlon 30-Dec-10 8:06am

MrBatra - it's all very well saying you can save into a BLOB, but you haven't told him what the BLOB formats are, e.g. something like VARBINARY(MAX) in SQL Server.

fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 2 · 2010-12-21T03:30:00

Sounds like you'll need to write a Word Add-In to do something like that.
Read this thread to get an idea of what's involved. I didn't get to read the whole thing because I'm actually "working" today.
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As for the part about opening Word inside of a browser, I've never had the wish to do that, but I found this link that might help you.