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Uploading/reading image/tiff file from Application server

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Hi all

I need to read an Image file (TIFF) format from application server ,any FM or any ref code for doing this task ?

is Open dataset works for this ?

This is very urgent requirement so pls assist me .

Thanks

Hi all

I need to read an Image file (TIFF) format from application server ,any FM or any ref code for doing this task ?

is Open dataset works for this ?

This is very urgent requirement so pls assist me .

Thanks

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You can achieve as per below:

1) I want to upload a coloured logo from my desktop to SAP

- Upload your logo via SE78.

- Select 'Import' button from application toolbar of SE78, and perform upload.

2) Then i want to upload that coloured Logo into my SAP Script output

- At SE71, goto Text Element from your window logo (window where you locate your company logo), and place the following statement:

/: BITMAP 'COMPANY_LOGO' OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP TYPE BCOL DPI 150

3) Then i want to make that Coloured logo to be Printed on Layout screen visible as with same color as i uploaded.

- Answer from Step 2 has answered your question 3.

4) While printing the same form also i should get coloured output on the screen.

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Hi

Actually i dnt want to upload any image in SAP script .

I have an requirement where I need to attach scan images to Workitem .

And all these scan image would be on application server and using this image , I wanted to attach these image to corresponding work item .

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Images are not directly attached to a record/field/attribute. Instead, they are linked to a field or attribute text value.

To link an image, you first need to load it into the repository. This is usually done in the Data Manager by going to the "Images" table and adding a record there. Images are held in containers called "Groups" which allow you to logically group images (logos, icons, full-page, etc) You first need to define the group(s) you want to store your images in - you can do this by clicking the "Edit" button when adding a record to the "Images" table. Groups are stored in a hierarchical structure; right click the structure (when editing groups) to add a new group.

Once a group has been selected, you just add the file(s) you want to create images from. Once the file has been added to the "Images" table, you can select that image for an image field / attribute.

The benefit of linking is that the actual image (the binary data) is only stored once in the repository and can be referenced multiple times.