Export table with images to DB

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how to export all columns types and images from one table database domain server (SQL 2005) to different table database domain server (SQL 2012)?

What I have tried:

SSMS export.
error message need to convert images.

Messages
* Error 0xc0208030: Data Flow Task 1: The data type for "Destination - certificate_sutqa1_txt.Inputs[Flat File Destination Input].Columns[Image]" is DT_IMAGE, which is not supported. Use DT_TEXT or DT_NTEXT instead and convert the data from, or to, DT_IMAGE using the data conversion component.
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)

Posted 2-Sep-16 10:01am

YolandaR

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David_Wimbley 2-Sep-16 18:55pm

Your error message tells you your problem pretty clearly. Im assuming by SSMS you mean SSIS is how you are doing the export/import.

Your destination is of type DT_IMAGE but it wants you to use DT_TEXT or DT_NTEXT. You set that DT_TEXT value in SSIS in your target/destination table.

Remember, we don't have access to your computer so vague issues like this are not easy to help you with. This one however, is pretty easy to fix if you read your error message.

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