"bdj" <B.D.Jensen@gmx .netwrote in
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Hi!
I need an PL/SQL that takes number as input and returns an barcode.
Solutions?
Greeting
Bjørn
So what is stopping you from writing one?
It just is a Small Matter Of Programming (SMOP).
Do you realize that many different barcode formats exist?
Return to what in what type of format?
Hi again!
2 of 5.
But can I use standard-characters for that, or how to do it?
Greetings
Bjørn
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"bdj" <B.D.Jensen@gmx .netwrote in
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>
>Hi!
>I need an PL/SQL that takes number as input and returns an barcode.
>Solutions?
>Greeting
>Bjørn
>
So what is stopping you from writing one?
It just is a Small Matter Of Programming (SMOP).
Do you realize that many different barcode formats exist?
Return to what in what type of format?
more precisely: 2 of 5 interleaved with higher density
/bdj
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Hi again!
2 of 5.
But can I use standard-characters for that, or how to do it?
>
Greetings
Bjørn
>
"IANAL_VIST A" <IANAL_Vista@ho tmail.comskrev i en meddelelse
news:Xns9594CCB 3D3534SunnySD@6 8.6.19.6...
>"bdj" <B.D.Jensen@gmx .netwrote in
>news:4186757e$ 0$185$edfadb0f@ dread11.news.te le.dk:
>>
>>Hi!
>>I need an PL/SQL that takes number as input and returns an barcode.
>>Solutions?
>>Greeting
>>Bjørn
>>
>So what is stopping you from writing one?
>It just is a Small Matter Of Programming (SMOP).
>Do you realize that many different barcode formats exist?
>Return to what in what type of format?
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