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Yes, a field type of BLOB (binary large object) will store anything.

Thanx, PLA

Ashish Kulkarni wrote:

Hi,
i was just curious if we can store files like XSLT, or
word or pdf in DB2, like read it as input stream and
write it to file, then read back the stream as create
a xslt file,
also if this is possible, can we modify this input
stream
The reason i am asking this is, i have work on version
control system, which will store xslt file etc, and
when ever the user checks it out,and checks it back
in, update the version number automatically
I am using VSS right now, but not sure if it goes in
the file and updates the version number inside the
file.
Regards

Ashish

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