I have some data in varbinary(max) from database and I have exported it to physical files. Some of these files were in jpeg so I was able to just add an extension .jpg to it and it opened. The rest are not jpeg files.
I have tried almost all the expected extensions from doc to pdf but none worked. I used UltraEdit to identify the "magic numbers" of the file so I can compare them to the ones found here:
http://www.garykessler.net/library/file_sigs.html
But here are the initial Hex values of the files in question:
File one: 48 53 BA 5F
File two: 48 53 17 C8 and so on...
Not found in the link above. My question is whether I can identify the actual extension/filetype of the file so that I can open it?
And yes, I already tried TrID and a number of online/offline file identifying tools.
One hint I got from the database is an extension scz but all I could find about this type is that it opens in SmartDraw application. Which obviously I tried. Didn't work.
Here is one sample file link for download:
http://expirebox.com/download/a7fa75aae211f66f37e7e44766ce1743.html
Thanks for your help.
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