how do i convert binary values obtained from sql server 2005 to varchar and display in ms access 2007 queries

There is a function in MS SQL Server 2005 that converts it for you. This is the function: fn_varbintohexstr
Look at this for more information: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20289438/Converting-a-Binary-to-a-Varchar.html

In conjunction with the method you could use a linked server to the access database to get the data from the MS SQL server to the table in MS Access

yes i do know about the function fn_varbintohexstr. also there is dbo.hex function. but i dont want to make any changes in sql 2005. i am actually looking for a custom function(vb script) in ms access which converts binary to varchar and displays the binary value properly(instead of using junk values) when used in ms access queries and should be able to link that field to another varchar field to obtain values

the binary data is like this "0x174795BED6B1B141B55628E500FC50FC". this is of binary datatype. i want to convert this to varchar format by creating a custom function in ms access. please help me out. i dont want to make any changes in sql

is there any function in ms access which does that.

ok i will make it simple. i have dbo.contact. persid(varchar) and dbo.chg. uuid(binary). both are from different tables. i have imported these tables from sql server 2005. now i want to link these two fields in ms access 2007 query ( when contact.persid = chg.uuid) and get the results displayed. but since both are of different datatypes. i am not able to get the results from querry. please help me out in having a custom function to convert binary to varchar. ultimately i want to see the results from the querry overcoming the problem in datatype

perfect sollution