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Re: detecting memory leaks?

vipinasda28-Dec-05 3:38

vipinasda

28-Dec-05 3:38

Please have a look at umdh.exe

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Re: detecting memory leaks?

Axter28-Dec-05 5:02

Axter

28-Dec-05 5:02

What is umdh.exe?

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Re: detecting memory leaks?

vipinasda28-Dec-05 6:15

vipinasda

28-Dec-05 6:15

http://www.latenighthacking.com/archives/reference/Q268343%20-%20Umdhtools_exe%20How%20to%20Use%20Umdh_exe%20to%20Find%20Memory%20Leaks.html[^]

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Re: detecting memory leaks?

Prakash Nadar28-Dec-05 5:30

Prakash Nadar

28-Dec-05 5:30

Rational Purify?

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Re: detecting memory leaks?

MF28-Dec-05 15:19

28-Dec-05 15:19

In your application, (if it is a MFC application, add the following in the InitInstance())
_CrtSetBreakAlloc(715);
it will break when it tries to allocation the leakage memory and you can find the source code.
Details can be "Memory Leak Detection" in VS.

Converting int to char

RedDragon2k28-Dec-05 1:17

RedDragon2k

28-Dec-05 1:17

Hello,

I have the Ascii Code from a character, for example: 101, which is e. How can I convert this int Value into a char or better CString ?

With best regards,
RedDragon2kx

Re: Converting int to char

sunit528-Dec-05 1:29

sunit5

28-Dec-05 1:29

itoa for int to string

never say die

Re: Converting int to char

RedDragon2k28-Dec-05 1:47

RedDragon2k

28-Dec-05 1:47

Sorry but I think I wasn't clear enough. I need the integer(101) represtented as a char(e).
So I need to convert the ASCII code(101) back to the character it represents

Re: Converting int to char

sunit528-Dec-05 1:58

sunit5

28-Dec-05 1:58

what i understood is that u want to convert the ASCII value into char

char c=char(101);
another way
int i= 101;

char=static_cast<char>(101);

but keep in mind with range of c

never say die

-- modified at 6:15 Thursday 29th December, 2005

Re: Converting int to char

vikas amin28-Dec-05 1:58

vikas amin

28-Dec-05 1:58

int asc_int;
CString S_temp;
S_temp.Format("%c",asc_int);

thats it
Cool | :cool:

Vikas Amin
Embin Technology
Bombay
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Re: Converting int to char

RedDragon2k28-Dec-05 2:05

RedDragon2k

28-Dec-05 2:05

Thank you to you both.

Re: Converting int to char

David Crow28-Dec-05 5:40

David Crow

28-Dec-05 5:40

If you remember that a char is just an int with a smaller range, then assigning an int to a char is just that, a simple assignment.

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Re: Converting int to char

Gary R. Wheeler28-Dec-05 5:54

Gary R. Wheeler

28-Dec-05 5:54

int i_value;
char c_value;
c_value = static_cast<char>(i_value);

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Querying CSV file

Rajesh R Subramanian28-Dec-05 0:42

Rajesh R Subramanian

28-Dec-05 0:42

If i have an access database with a table called "USER" with fields ID, AGE, NAME, ADDRESS, and i want address of all users with age = 23, a simple sql query will do (SELECT * FROM USER WHERE blah blah)..

But when I have data in a CSV File, how would i build this sql query? select * from what? Cry | :((

Any help or pointers in this direction is highly appreciated.

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Re: Querying CSV file

ThatsAlok28-Dec-05 0:56

ThatsAlok

28-Dec-05 0:56

Rajesh R. Subramanian wrote:
But when I have data in a CSV File, how would i build this sql query? select * from what?

Hi Rajesh,
csv file is nothing, just a comma seperated data and whole line denotes a record.
for executing query AFAIK, you have to import that in access and proceed in similiar way you mentioned above.

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Re: Querying CSV file

Rajesh R Subramanian28-Dec-05 17:27

Rajesh R Subramanian

28-Dec-05 17:27

Hi Alok,

ThatsAlok wrote:
csv file is nothing, just a comma seperated data

Thanks for your reply, but I too know its Comma separated text data. My concern is that it would be faster to use CSV instead of Access database.

ThatsAlok wrote:
you have to import that in access and proceed in similiar way you mentioned above.

Dude, I have exported values from Access and created the CSV because it would be faster. You are asking me to create a MDB out of it again Confused | :confused:

Best Regards,
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Re: Querying CSV file

ThatsAlok28-Dec-05 18:33

ThatsAlok

28-Dec-05 18:33

Rajesh R. Subramanian wrote:
created the CSV because it would be faster.

How Come ? Confused | :confused:

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Re: Querying CSV file

<color>Aljechin 28-Dec-05 18:39

<color>Aljechin

28-Dec-05 18:39

Rajesh is correct.

1. Create a CSV file by exporting 10000 records.
2. Perform data operation on your MDB and CSV file.
3. You will surely find csv to be faster since it is text based.

Re: Querying CSV file

<color>Aljechin 28-Dec-05 18:48

<color>Aljechin

28-Dec-05 18:48

hi,
Use OpenRowSet for performing data operations on .CSV files. I do not know if you could edit data, but you could query for sure.

-- modified at 0:48 Thursday 29th December, 2005

Re: Querying CSV file

Rajesh R Subramanian28-Dec-05 18:57

Rajesh R Subramanian

28-Dec-05 18:57

Thank you so much. That was the keyword I was looking for.

Regards,
Rajesh R. Subramanian

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Re: Querying CSV file

mbcvamsidhar28-Dec-05 1:07

mbcvamsidhar

28-Dec-05 1:07

Hai,
CSV is just a text file...You cannot perform any operations on that.
I think you have to Convert that text File in Table/Excel Format..
For this ..first you have to check ...
1.weather your file is variable length/Fixed length....
(...means weather your file is following any format..or not)
2.How it is parsed...(with coma,semicolon, space,tab etc)

VamsiDhar.MBC
SoftwareEngineer

Re: Querying CSV file

Rajesh R Subramanian28-Dec-05 17:30

Rajesh R Subramanian

28-Dec-05 17:30

mbcvamsidhar wrote:
CSV is just a text file...You cannot perform any operations on that.

Sir, it is possible to perform operations on that. Atleast query operations. This can be done by using the xls driver. (select * from Sheet1 where blah blah).

mbcvamsidhar wrote:
2.How it is parsed...(with coma,semicolon, space,tab etc)

CSV = Comma separated values. Parsed with comma.

Regards and Thanks
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Re: Querying CSV file

mbcvamsidhar28-Dec-05 18:43

mbcvamsidhar

28-Dec-05 18:43

Sir, it is possible to perform operations on that. Atleast query operations. This can be done by using the xls driver. (select * from Sheet1 where blah blah).

Can you Give me the syntax ....how to connect..etc

Thanks and Rgds
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SoftwareEngineer

Re: Querying CSV file

basementman28-Dec-05 9:20

basementman

28-Dec-05 9:20

You can use the ODBC Text file driver to query the csv directly. However, it only gives you read access to the csv.

onwards and upwards...

Re: Querying CSV file

Rajesh R Subramanian28-Dec-05 17:31

Rajesh R Subramanian

28-Dec-05 17:31

Yes master,

I am using the same. But what would be the sql query format? SELECT * FROM what WHERE ...

Thanks and Regards,
Rajesh R. Subramanian

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