Looping through a directory to insert BLOBS

I have about 300GB of jpegs to insert into my database. Does anyone have an example of how to loop through the directories, a directory at a time, to insert all of the images? Thanks.

The best way is to probably use Java it iterate through the directories. You could either store the files in the database (BLOB) or just reference their location (BFILE). Unless you have another 300 or so GB to load the files in the database you will have to reference them. Unless you load a few hundred jpgs, delete them, ... loop. That way you would have the storage requirements. Java handles file access great and because you can wrap the java methods with PL/SQL its a great one two punch. Of course, you will need a java developer (ie. me).

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Need help - Create an application to loop through folder of images & insert

Hi,
We have a requirement to loop through a folder of images (around 1000) and insert all of them to a database. What is the best way to approach this. I am new to Swing, so looking for a bit of direction (not for anybody to write the code..I can do that :). Ideally, the user would be able to select all of the images they would like to upload.
Any feedback much appreciated.
Thanks.

what you don't understand is that there is rarely a single straightforward solution,
due to the various customizations available, so most regulars test their solutions
just to make sure it works. This takes time - perhaps only a few minutes, sometimes
significantly longer.
how do you think we feel when we click on another forum, only to find a/the solution
posted there some hours earlier?
our time totally wasted, trying to help an inconsiderate arsehole
keep going through life with no consideration for others - your kind are the first ones
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How to loop through a directory?

Hi,
I have a folder structure like the one below:
MainFolder > Folder1
> Folder2
> Folder10
Each folder have multiple subfolders and files
I'm looking for a way to recursively loop through each folder and get its location path
I have looked through other examples but none have worked for me
Any ideas?
Thanks!

Thanks! I've been trying to do that for ages! I only started using Powershell so I'm a complete noob lol!
Is there anyway to loop through and put each directory path into a variable ?
There is, but that's a completely different question, and you should start a new thread for that.
And, while it's possible it's not really a good idea and there are much better alternatives.
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Loop through nested elements and insert via PL/SQL

INSERT INTO Orders(id, OrderXML) VALUES
(S_Orders.Nextval,
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<Order xmlns="urn:foo" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="urn:foo foo-1.xsd">
<OrderRef>BBB</OrderRef>
<OrderDate>2005-03-29</OrderDate>
<CustomerID>1051</CustomerID>
<Items>
<Item>
<ProductID>7</ProductID>
<Price>45.6</Price>
<Quantity>2</Quantity>
</Item>
<Item>
<ProductID>19</ProductID>
<Price>73.5</Price>
<Quantity>10</Quantity>
</Item>
</Items>
</Order>'
I some questions regarding index search of nested elements like,Items in the above example.
I would like to know how I can LOOP through the Items like 1..2 LOOP
and insert those elements(item) into one table. Order information should go in to another table.
Can this be done with xpath and PL/SQL.
Regards
Ulf

Hi Marco!
Here's some more information:
CREATE TABLE ITEM (ProductID NUMBER,
Price NUMBER(8,2)
Quantity 10 NUMBER);
CREATE TABLE ORDER (OrderRef VARCHAR2(10),
ORDER_DATE VARCHAR2(10),
CUSTOMERID NUMBER);
The main problem that I have is to create an solution that can be dynamic so that I can have for instance one order and four items in one XML.
The second XML can have one order and 10 items.
First I want to insert the order elements in the order table and then the items records in the item table.
To complicate things futher my real XML have namespaces in the XML, but this I think I can handle.
Summary: So for each order row(element) I want to traverse the Item elements and insert them to the Item table.
Regards
/Ulf

Insert Loop through a Report or Insert using a Column Link

Hello!
I think I have an easy one.
I have created a site that tracks "issues" with the curriculum of a university's courses. If a curriculum developer sees something that must be updated, they use this site to log the "issue" so we have a running list of how the curriculum has changed for the particular course or courses. Some "issues" span multiple courses, so a table was created to allow the issue to be associated with as many courses as necessary.
The "Courses" table holds a list of all courses at the university
The "Issue_Courses" table combines the primary key for the "issue" and the "course" and creates the association between issues and courses.
The page users use to create the associations has a report called "add_courses" which is searchable and filterable so the user can narrow down the list of courses they want to view (the list is well into the thousands), and this report contains a column with check boxes. This page also contains a hidden field containing the primary key for the issue, "p13_Issue_ID"
I would like to create an insert statement that grabs the primary key for the issue from "p13_issue_ID" and loops through the report, inserting a new record for each checked box in the report. Any assistance would be great! Admittedly, my sql is pretty week.
Another option that I think would work, if possible, would be to have a "column link" that simply runs the insert process by grabbing the issue primary key from "p13_issue_ID" and the course id from the report. Then, the user could simply click on an "Add" link or something similar on the report, which would run the insert statement, and basically create that association. Is this possible?
Thanks in advance!
Edited by: 846852 on Mar 23, 2011 3:12 PM
Edited by: 846852 on Mar 23, 2011 3:14 PM

Start with adding a checkbox column to the report in page (13 ??)
select apex_item.checkbox(1,course_id) CHECK
       ,course_name
FROM courses
I assumed that course_id is the PK of the courses table , if not change the column names appropriately
In report attributes of the "CHECK" column, change the column type to "*Standard Report Column*" (important).
Now you should see a report with courses lists and checkboxes to choose them, You can also do the same with an interactive report(if you want to use it features to filter down records)
Inorder to process the records create a PLSQL process that loops over the selected records(courses) and creates the relation in the Issue courses table using the hidden item and checked course primary key(course_id above)
DECLARE
ln_course_id NUMBER;
BEGIN
FOR 1 IN 1..APEX_APPLICATION.G_f01.COUNT
LOOP
    ln_course_id := APEX_APPLICATION.G_f01(i);
    --Insert new relation using Issue Id and course ID
    INSERT INTO ISSUE_COURSES(course_id,issue_id) VALUES( ln_course_id,:P13_ISSUE_ID);
END LOOP;
END;If you have a submit/save button , make the process conditional for that button.

Looping through an array to insert contents into an HTML table

Im trying to loop through a String array and insert the contents into an html table, unfortunately my coding is only filling in the first row in the table and ignores any additional info. Im using webservices that is connecting to a table in the database.
Info = ID + ";" + played + ";" + won + ";" + lost + ";" is the String im pulling into my client.
<table border = "1">
<tr>
<td><b>ID</b></td>
<td><b>played</b></td>
<td><b>won</b></td>
<td><b>lost</b></td>
</tr>
<%
try {
     leglessclient.LegendServiceService service = new leglessclient.LegendServiceService();
     leglessclient.LegendService port = service.getLegendServicePort();
String Info = port.displayLog();
String[] log = Info.split(";");
out.println("<tr>");
for (int a = 0 ; a < log.length; a++) {
for (int b = 0 ; b < 4; b++){
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
b++;
out.println("</tr>");
out.println("</table>");
} catch (Exception ex) {
     // TODO handle custom exceptions here
%>
Any help would be greatly appreciated
thanks!

firstly, if you have multiple rows.. you need to start each row with <tr> and end with a </tr>. You just have one in the beginning and end,which will obivously give data in one row.
out.println("<tr>");
for (int a = 0 ; a < log.length; a++) {
for (int b = 0 ; b < 4; b++){
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
out.println("<td>" + (log[a]) +"</td>");
a++;
b++;
out.println("</tr>");

Looping through HUGE directory - How to do so most efficiently?

Hello,
I have a HUGE directory (200k files or so) - currently I'm using the below method to read the file names and place the results into a map. However, this is on a windows box and to run the class that uses this, I have to increase the memory usage via args to get it to run. Is there a better/more efficient way to interate through a huge directory? So for example, if I want to compare each file name in the directory to another filename in a List, how can I get a glob of files (say 100 or so), check that list, and return to the position I left off at?
    private Map listAllFiles() {
        Map files = new HashMap();
        File dir = new File(DIR_PATH);
        if (dir.exists() && dir.isDirectory()) {
            try {
                dir = dir.getCanonicalFile();
                File[] f = dir.listFiles();
                for (int i = 0; i < f.length; i++) {
                    files.put(f.getName(), f[i].getPath());
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
return files;

SuperBadLuck wrote:
for each file run a preparedstatementOh dear. Running 200 thousand SQL statements doesn't sound fast, even if you're using PreparedStatements.
I am gathering that this is your situation: You have a directory, and a list of files in a database. You want to delete any file that is in the directory but not in the database. Apparently selecting the whole list of files in the database overruns your heap space, so you want to break it down.
Here's what I'd do:
For a chunk of files length M:
cleanChunk(SortedSet files) {
   String lower = files.first();
   String upper = files.last();
   //execute query SELECT db_files.path FROM db_files WHERE db_files.path BETWEEN lower and upper ORDER BY db_files.path;
   for each row in result set {
     files.remove(row);
   for each path in files{
      delete_file(path);
}That leaves the implementation of how you call cleanChunk up to the caller (whether you use an iterator over the directory and add each file to a set, calling cleanChunk every M files and then clearing the set, or some other method). Then you just need to optimize M.
Edited by: endasil on 31-Mar-2008 3:30 PM

Nested Loops...looping through one month of data at a time year by year

Hi all,
I'm trying to create an insert statement that loops through a table that has 10 years of data (2001 to 2010) month by month to minimize impact on server and commits more frequently to avoid filling up the redo logs and rollback tablespaces. The table is large, has about 40 millions records per year. Lets say the structure of the table is the following:
Customer_ID number(9),
Order_Item_1 number(6),
Order_Item_2 number(6),
Order_Item_3 number(6),
Order_date date
The table is in flat format but I want to normalize it so that it looks like the following:
Customer_ID Order_Seq Order_Item Order_date
999999999 1 555555 01-jan-2001
999999999 2 666666 01-jan-2001
999999999 3 444444 01-jan-2001
888888888 1 555555 03-jan-2001
888888888 2 666666 03-jan-2001
But because I want to loop through month by month....I need to set it up so that it loops through month by month, year by year (Using the Order Date Field) and Order_item by Order_item. Something like:
so my insert statements would be something like if I hardcoded instead of put the insert statement into a loop:
insert into orders_normalized
(Customer_id,Order_seq,Order_item,Order_date) select customer_id,1,Order_item,Order_date where Order_item_1 is not null and to_char(order_date,'yyyy') = '2001' and to_char(order_date,'mm')='01';
insert into orders_normalized
(Customer_id,Order_seq,Order_item,Order_date) select customer_id,2,Order_item,Order_date where Order_item_2 is not null and to_char(order_date,'yyyy') = '2001' and to_char(order_date,'mm')='01';
insert into orders_normalized
(Customer_id,Order_seq,Order_item,Order_date) select customer_id,3,Order_item,Order_date where Order_item_3 is not null and to_char(order_date,'yyyy') = '2001' and to_char(order_date,'mm')='01';
insert into orders_normalized
(Customer_id,Order_seq,Order_item,Order_date) select customer_id,1,Order_item,Order_date where Order_item_1 is not null and to_char(order_date,'yyyy') = '2001' and to_char(order_date,'mm')='02';
insert into orders_normalized
(Customer_id,Order_seq,Order_item,Order_date) select customer_id,2,Order_item,Order_date where Order_item_2 is not null and to_char(order_date,'yyyy') = '2001' and to_char(order_date,'mm')='02';
insert into orders_normalized
(Customer_id,Order_seq,Order_item,Order_date) select customer_id,3,Order_item,Order_date where Order_item_3 is not null and to_char(order_date,'yyyy') = '2001' and to_char(order_date,'mm')='03';
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks

Does the sequence of items in an order really matter? In other words, do we really need to preserve that an item was in position 2 versus position 1? I bet that the sequence or position of each item in an order is not meaningful. They were probably numbered 1, 2, and 3 just to make them uniquely named columns so there would be three slots to hold up to 3 items in the denormalized table.
You only have about 400 million rows to insert, so it could feasibly be done in a single transaction (depending on your database environment).
You can always do a create table as select (CTAS) to help with undo / redo issues and get better performance. You could run it in parallel, and spit it out to a new table partitioned by month. Single DDL statement running in parallel making your new table--sounds good to me.
How about something like this:
CREATE TABLE ORDERS_NORMALIZED
(CUSTOMER_ID, ORDER_ITEM, ORDER_DATE)
PARTITION BY RANGE(ORDER_DATE)
PARTITION p200901 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('200902','YYYYMM')),
PARTITION p200902 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('200903','YYYYMM')),
PARTITION p201012 VALUES LESS THAN (TO_DATE('201101','YYYYMM'))
as SELECT CUSTOMER_ID, ORDER_ITEM_1, ORDER_DATE
   FROM OTHER_TABLE
   WHERE ORDER_ITEM_1 IS NOT NULL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT CUSTOMER_ID, ORDER_ITEM_2, ORDER_DATE
   FROM OTHER_TABLE
   WHERE ORDER_ITEM_2 IS NOT NULL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT CUSTOMER_ID, ORDER_ITEM_3, ORDER_DATE
   FROM OTHER_TABLE
   WHERE ORDER_ITEM_3 IS NOT NULL.....................
Out of curiosity, why not normalize it further? You could have used two tables instead of one.
One (ORDER) with:
ORDER_ID
CUSTOMER_ID
DATE
Order_id would be a new surrogate key / primary key.
Another table (ORDER_ITEM) with:
ORDER_ID
ORDER_ITEM
It would be a table that links ORDERS to ITEMS. You get the idea.

How do I loop through tables, not columns in a table?

Sorry if this is a long one. My problem is actually quite simple. I am trying to write either an ad hoc PL/SQL block or a stored procedure to loop 18 times (thru 18 tables) and perform a SQL query on those tables, returning 18 resultsets. I would like the results to show up on the screen (or in a spool file, whatever).
So far I have tried 3 different approaches, none of which have worked.
1. I tried to assign the select query to a variable (qry) and use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE qry. This forced me thru a variety of errors to declare variables and assign the result to them--EXECUTE IMMEDIATE qry into nm0, nm1, nm2...
The problem with that was the resultset returned more than the variable was built for as there might be no rows returned, or it might be a thousand rows of data. So I tried changing the variables to VARRAYS, but it gave me a type mismatch as the underlying columns were NUMBER and VARCHAR2.
DECLARE
     ctr number;
     TYPE NUMLIST IS VARRAY (1000) OF NUMBER;
     TYPE VARLIST IS VARRAY (1000) OF VARCHAR2(15);
     nm0 NUMLIST NOT NULL DEFAULT 1;
     nm1 VARLIST;
     nm2 NUMLIST NOT NULL DEFAULT 1;
     nm3 VARLIST;
     nm17 NUMLIST NOT NULL DEFAULT 1;
     qry VARCHAR2(2000) := 'klx_uln_p000_cells';
BEGIN
FOR ctr IN 1..17 LOOP
     IF ctr < 10 THEN
          qry := 'SELECT
          A.DIM_0_INDEX,
          S0.SYM_NAME,
          A.DIM_1_INDEX,
          S1.SYM_NAME,
          A.DIM_2_INDEX,
          S2.SYM_NAME,
          A.DIM_3_INDEX,
          S3.SYM_NAME,
          A.NUMERIC_VALUE,
          B.NUMERIC_VALUE
          FROM
          KHALIX.klx_uln_p00'||ctr||'_cells A,
          KHALIX.klx_ucn_p00'||ctr||'_cells B,
          KHALIX.KLX_MASTER_SYMBOL S0,
          KHALIX.KLX_MASTER_SYMBOL S1,
          KHALIX.KLX_MASTER_SYMBOL S7
          WHERE
          A.DIM_0_INDEX=B.DIM_0_INDEX AND
          A.DIM_1_INDEX=B.DIM_1_INDEX AND...
          A.DIM_7_INDEX=S7.SYM_INDEX';
     ELSE
          qry := 'SELECT
          A.DIM_0_INDEX...
          A.DIM_7_INDEX=S7.SYM_INDEX';
     END IF;
     BEGIN
     dbms_output.put_line('SELECT FOR KLX_ULN_P00'||ctr||'_CELLS');
     dbms_output.put_line(nm16);
     dbms_output.put_line(nm17);
     EXECUTE IMMEDIATE qry into nm0,nm1,nm2,nm3,nm4,nm5,nm6,nm7,nm8,nm9,nm10,nm11,nm12,nm13,nm14,nm15,nm16,nm17;
--     dbms_output.put_line(qry);
     dbms_output.put_line(nm16);
     dbms_output.put_line(nm17);
     EXCEPTION
          WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
               dbms_output.put_line('No data found for Query '||ctr);
     END;
END LOOP;
EXCEPTION
     WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
          dbms_output.put_line('No data found for Query '||ctr);
END;
2. So then I used REF CURSOR to create a stored procedure and return the values. That allowed me to run my query AND tokenize the tablenames with a counter so that it would loop through the different tables! However, I still could not get it to display the results without going to SQL Plus and typing 'print c;'.
3. So, finally I tried to create a looping wrapper around the ref cursor to have some variable (ctr) increment so my query would get performed on table0_cells through table17_cells. This, too, did not work.
If I manually go to SQL Plus and type:
variable ctr number
begin
:ctr := 1;
end;
exec dupe_find(1,:c);
it will execute for the first table (klx_uln_p001_cells) and I can then type 'print c' to see what was returned. But when I try putting this within a wrapper PL/SQL block with a Loop to make ctr go from 0 - 17 (to loop through table_names klx_uln_p000_cells to klx_uln_p017_cells), it does not work.
Help! It should be very simple to loop through tables, shouldn't it? I just want a script that will loop through tables, perform a query on each table and display the results. For some reason, I can only find documentation examples on looping through columns that are all in the same table.
Dave

Here's a working example using your first strategy ...
create table t1 (id number);
create table t2 (id number);
insert into t1 values (100);
insert into t1 values (101);
insert into t2 values (200);
insert into t2 values (201);
declare
v_table_name user_tables.table_name%type;
type ttab_id is table of t1.id%type index by binary_integer;
tab_id ttab_id;
begin
for i in 1 .. 2 loop
v_table_name := 't' || i;
execute immediate 'select id from ' || v_table_name
bulk collect into tab_id;
dbms_output.put_line('query from ' || v_table_name);
for j in 1 .. tab_id.count loop
dbms_output.put_line(tab_id(j));
end loop;
end loop;
end;
There are many other ways to do this (especially if you need to do more than just print out the data).
Richard

Looping through SQL statements in shell script

Hello members,
I'm working on the Solaris environment and the DB i'm using is Oracle 10g. Skeleton of what I'm attempting;
Write a ksh script to perform the following. I have no idea how to include my sql query within a shell script and loop through the statements. Have therefore given a jist of what I'm attempting, below.
1. Copy file to be processed (one file at a time, from a list of 10 files in the folder ).
for i in *
           do
           cp $i /home/temp[/CODE]2 . Create a snapshot(n) table : Initialize n = 1 -- -- To create my snapshot table and inserts records in SQL
create table test insert account_no, balance from records_all;3. Checking if the table has been created successfully:
select count(*) from snapshot1 -- query out the number of records in the table -- always fixed, say at 400000
if( select count(*) from snapshot(n) = 400000 )
echo " table creation successful.. proceed to the next step "
else
echo " problem creating table, exiting the script .. " 4. If table creation is successful,
echo " select max(value) from results_all " -- printing the max value to console
5. Process my files using the following jobs:
./runscript.ksh - READ -i $m ( m - initial value 001 )
./runscript.ksh - WRITE -i $m ( m - initial value 001 -- same as READ process_id )
-- increment m by 1
6. Wait for success log
tail -f log($m)* | -egrep "^SUCCESS"7. looping to step1 to :
Copy file 2 to temp folder;
create snapshot(n+1) table
Exit when all the files have been copied for processing.
done -- End of Step 1
Pointers on getting me moving will be very valuable.
thanks,
Kris

Hi,
Are you inserting the data from file or from some table.
If it is from file, I suggest sql loader would be better, I suppose.
If it is from table, then something like this
for i in *
           do
sqlplus username/password@db_name<<EOF
            create table test select * account_no, balance from records_all;
EOF
exit
doneAnurag

Looping through a table

how do I loop through the following table and get it to insert records into another depending on the number that it finds in the value column. eg if there is 8 in the value column, 8 records should be inserted into another table with the same ID
i forgot to paste an example table
ID
Name
Value
1
john
12
2
sarah
20
3
Tom
5
I want it to look at the value column and if it is 12 it should add 12 rows with the same ID into another table. eg in the new table there will be 12 rows for John with an ID of 1. For Sarah there will be 20 rows with an ID of 2.
sukai

Sure!
DECLARE @sourceTable TABLE (ID INT, Name VARCHAR(20), Value INT)
INSERT INTO @sourceTable (ID, Name, Value) VALUES (1, 'john', 12),(2, 'sarah', 20),(3, 'Tom', 5)
This mocks up your source table (where your data is coming from). We're simply creating a table variable, and populating it with your example data.
DECLARE @numbers TABLE (value INT)
WHILE (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM @numbers) < (SELECT MAX(Value) FROM @sourceTable)
BEGIN
INSERT INTO @numbers (value) VALUES ((SELECT COUNT(*) FROM @numbers)+1)
END
This creates an example numbers table. The while causes the code to loop until there are as many rows as the maximum value for the Value column in your example data. Each time the loop iterates it inserts a row, causing the COUNT(*) to be one more each time,
we add one to that, and insert it into the numbers table.
INSERT INTO destinationTable
SELECT s.ID, s.Name, s.Value
FROM @sourceTable s
INNER JOIN @numbers n
ON s.Value >= n.value
ORDER BY s.ID
This performs an insert select to a made up table. We join the rows from @sourceTable (your example data) to the @numbers table where the Value column from @sourceTable is less than or equal to the value column in the numbers table. If s.Value is 1
we'll perform this join once. If it's 2, twice and so on. This works because of the way we set up the numbers table. If we had insert multiple 1's it would cause additional joins.
A numbers table is a handy tool to have for things like this were you need iterations. Create a database (or schema) on your database and call it something like 'Toolbox'. In that database/schema you can put things like this that have little to do with your
actual data, but come in handy. You can make your numbers table as long as you need. It totally wouldn't hurt at all to have a numbers table with hundreds of thousands of rows. They're just int's, they don't eat much :).
Let me know if you'd like anything clarified more.

How to loop through XML data in a table of XMLType?

Hi,
I am failry new to xml document processing in Oracle using PL/SQL.
My DB version: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
I have successfully loaded an xml document into a table using the following two statements:
1) CREATE TABLE mytable2 OF XMLType;
2) INSERT INTO mytable2 VALUES (XMLType(bfilename('IMAGE_FILE_LOC', 'IFTDISB20100330172157C002.xml'), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8')));
Now I need to traverse through the various nodes within the xml document and extract values of elements of each node. The question I have is:
How do I loop through a node? A VALID record is enclosed within the <checkItem> </checkItem> tags.
Here is a snippet of the data in that xml document:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<bdiData>
<documentControlInfo>
<documentInfo>
<docDescription>Check images and data for Test Company, account number 1234567890</docDescription>
<docID>
<ID>20100330172157</ID>
</docID>
<docModifier>Test Company</docModifier>
<docCreateDate>2010-03-30</docCreateDate>
<docCreateTime>17:21:57-0700</docCreateTime>
<standardVersion>1.0</standardVersion>
<testIndicator>0</testIndicator>
<resendIndicator>0</resendIndicator>
</documentInfo>
<sourceInfo>
<sourceName>The Bank IFT</sourceName>
<sourceID>
<idOther>TheBankIFT</idOther>
</sourceID>
</sourceInfo>
<destinationInfo>
<destinationName>Test Company</destinationName>
<destinationID>
<idOther>FEI3592</idOther>
</destinationID>
</destinationInfo>
</documentControlInfo>
<checkItemCollection>
<collectionInfo>
<description>Items</description>
<ID>1269994919135</ID>
<Classification>
<classification>Items</classification>
</Classification>
</collectionInfo>
<checkItemBatch>
<checkItemBatchInfo>
<description>Paid Checks</description>
<ID>1269994919135</ID>
<Classification>
<classification>Paid Checks</classification>
</Classification>
</checkItemBatchInfo>
<checkItem>
<checkItemType>check</checkItemType>
<checkAmount>86468</checkAmount>
<postingInfo>
<date>2010-03-29</date>
<RT>10700543</RT>
<accountNumber>1234567890</accountNumber>
<seqNum>009906631032</seqNum>
<trancode>001051</trancode>
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<imageFileLocator>IFTDISB20100330172157M002.zip</imageFileLocator>
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<imageViewInfo>
<Format>
<Baseline>TIF</Baseline>
</Format>
<Compression>
<Baseline>CCITT</Baseline>
</Compression>
<ViewSide>Rear</ViewSide>
<imageViewLocator>
<imageRefKey>201003260000738400851844567205_Rear.TIF</imageRefKey>
<imageFileLocator>IFTDISB20100330172157M002.zip</imageFileLocator>
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<date>2010-03-29</date>
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<seqNum>008518967429</seqNum>
<trancode>001051</trancode>
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<imageView>
<imageIndicator>Actual Item Image Present</imageIndicator>
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<imageFileLocator>IFTDISB20100330172157M002.zip</imageFileLocator>
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<imageViewInfo>
<Format>
<Baseline>TIF</Baseline>
</Format>
<Compression>
<Baseline>CCITT</Baseline>
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<ViewSide>Rear</ViewSide>
<imageViewLocator>
<imageRefKey>201003290000713900851896742901_Rear.TIF</imageRefKey>
<imageFileLocator>IFTDISB20100330172157M002.zip</imageFileLocator>
</imageViewLocator>
</imageViewInfo>
</imageView>
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<totalCollectionAmount>61370501</totalCollectionAmount>
<totalCollectionImageViewsDelivered>2056</totalCollectionImageViewsDelivered>
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<totalCollectionCount>1</totalCollectionCount>
<totalBatchCount>1</totalBatchCount>
<totalItemCount>1028</totalItemCount>
<totalDocumentAmount>61370501</totalDocumentAmount>
<totalDocumentImageViewsDelivered>2056</totalDocumentImageViewsDelivered>
</documentSummaryInfo>
</bdiData>
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Any ideas and or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Cheers!
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