How to insert data into database table from table in PDF document

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I want to insert the table which is in PDF document to SQL Server Database table..

Posted 21-Dec-14 18:38pm

SunnySandeep549

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George Jonsson · Answer 1 · 2014-12-21T18:53:00

Solution 1

You could start with looking here: StackOverFlow: Programmatically Extract PDF Tables[^]

As you might understand it is not entirely easy.

Posted 21-Dec-14 18:53pm

George Jonsson

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SunnySandeep549 13-Jan-15 1:21am

we can read text from PDF, but my requirement is, read data from table cell in pdf and store that in DB. So that i work with Bytescout dll, it can read table in PDF. But the problem is, if the table cell contain two rows, it is considering as it is next line, so that another row is creating by making other column values null...

George Jonsson 15-Jan-15 2:10am

I suppose you have to find way to replace the CR/LF characters with a comma (or similar).
It might be possible if you can access the data stream before the conversion.