Hello Experts,
Use the below sample code to bulk export items pictures at a tims from item master.
Make sure you have imported the picture in your Item list or for testing purpose just import the pictures for some items and then check
you can use the below code as it is for your test environment.
Procedure DownloadItemImage()
var
MyItem: Record Item;
TenantMedia: Record "Tenant Media";
datacompresion: Codeunit 425;
blobStorage: Codeunit "Temp Blob";
PicInStream: InStream;
ZipInStream: InStream;
ZipOutStream: OutStream;
ZipFileName: Text;
ItemCnt: Integer;
Index: Integer;
PicCount: Integer;
begin
ZipFileName := 'Picture.zip';
datacompresion.CreateZipArchive();
MyItem.Reset();
MyItem.FindSet();
repeat
if MyItem.Picture.Count > 0 then begin
ItemCnt := ItemCnt + 1;
for Index := 1 to MyItem.Picture.Count do begin
PicCount := PicCount + 1;
if TenantMedia.Get(MyItem.Picture.Item(Index)) then begin
TenantMedia.calcfields(Content);
if TenantMedia.Content.HasValue then begin
TenantMedia.Content.CreateInStream(PicInstream);
datacompresion.AddEntry(PicInStream, MyItem."No." + '.png');
end;
end;
end;
end;
until MyItem.Next() = 0;
Message('Items processed ' + Format(ItemCnt) + ' Pictures processed ' + Format(PicCount));
blobStorage.CreateOutStream(ZipOutStream);
datacompresion.SaveZipArchive(ZipOutStream);
datacompresion.CloseZipArchive();
blobStorage.CreateInStream(ZipInStream);
DownloadFromStream(ZipInStream, 'Download zip file', '', '', ZipFileName);
end;
This code simple create the steam of image media and add in zip archive
at last we download the full image file zip at once using DownloadFromSteam command
I hope it will help someone in future.
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