C / C++ / MFC

10-Feb-06 8:17

Hi ,

I am having problem when I assign a string more than 255 characters to a CRecordset memeber like

(m_Result is a CString)
Res->m_Result=str1; (str1 is more than 255 characters)
UpDate();

and I get a exception "Debug Assertion Failed , DBFRX line 287 ".

Is there any other way of setting string more than 255 characters using CRecordset->Update() ???

Thanks,
ZINC

David Crow10-Feb-06 9:26

10-Feb-06 9:26

What type/size of field in your table is m_Result tied to?

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zinc_z11-Feb-06 15:05

11-Feb-06 15:05

its a ACCESS table and field is of ntext type

David Crow13-Feb-06 8:17

13-Feb-06 8:17

zinc_z wrote:
...and field is of ntext type

Not sure how 'ntext' compares to 'text' but how large is the field?

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zinc_z15-Feb-06 3:26

15-Feb-06 3:26

its of CString type

David Crow15-Feb-06 3:31

15-Feb-06 3:31

You have already indicated that m_Result is a CString object. My question was about the field in the database.

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zinc_z15-Feb-06 22:48

15-Feb-06 22:48

m_Result is bound to of ntext(length 16) type field in SQL Server . I have tried to change the field to varchar (length 700) but no diff. I still got the same exception.

any other sugestions ?

Regards,
ZINC

string problem???

#hackC++10-Feb-06 7:50

#hackC++

10-Feb-06 7:50

When i enter the words rents and will the program will say "will is larger than rents" which is wrong. I can't figure out why it's doing that. I supplied the code below (might have forgot little things like ; or ,). If anyone can tell me what is wrong it would help me a lot. I'm new to C++ programming.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
string a, b;

cout << "Enter two words." << endl;
cin >> a >> b;
cin.ignore(10,'\n');

string small, big;

if (a < b)
{
small = a;
big = b;
}

if (a > b)
{
small = b;
big = a;
}

if (a.size() == b.size() && a != b))
{
cout << "Same size, but different string" << endl;
cin.get();
return 0;
}

if (a == b)
{
cout << "Their the same string" << endl;
cin.get();
return 0;
}

cout << big << " is larger than " << small << endl;
cin.get();
return 0;
}

-- modified at 13:53 Friday 10th February, 2006

Maximilien10-Feb-06 8:40

Maximilien

10-Feb-06 8:40

will is larger than rents ...

the < or > compare lexicographically; so W is bigger than R.

anyway, in my case, my will will be bigger than my rent ... :->

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#hackC++10-Feb-06 8:45

#hackC++

10-Feb-06 8:45

Would <= and >= fix the problem? If not what would I have to put there?

RobJones10-Feb-06 8:54

RobJones

10-Feb-06 8:54

if(a.size() > b.size())
{
....
}

if(a.size() < b.size())
{
....
}

if you are compairing the lengths.

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Maximilien10-Feb-06 9:12

Maximilien

10-Feb-06 9:12

no it will not.

R is still smaller ( or equal ) than W, whatever the length of the rest of the strings.

what are you trying to compare ? the string length ? or the lexical order ?

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Interactive SQL Tool (using ODBC) question.

Demonware66610-Feb-06 15:16

Demonware666

10-Feb-06 15:16

I once had a similiar problem so I used the strcmp function. Check out digitalmars.com for the details on dealing with strings, its a great site. Got to the runtime library part.

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Blakiston10-Feb-06 7:31

Blakiston

10-Feb-06 7:31

I downloaded ISQLMFC_src.zip source code from topic "Interactive SQL Tool (using ODBC)". I used Microsoft Visual Studio .Net 2003 to build it, but I got the following error message: "error C2065: 'm_pchData' : undeclared identifier". What did I miss? Please help me out?

Thank you.

Blakiston

VB macros

skk64302n10-Feb-06 7:29

skk64302n

10-Feb-06 7:29

Hi,

I wanted to learn CommBasic language.... or any language...
where i can write macros....

I decided to learn C, C++... will this be help to me to write
macro on VB flatform.....

SKK

Error in code

zahid_ash10-Feb-06 6:50

zahid_ash

10-Feb-06 6:50

There ia an arror in the code below , but i am unable to fine some has provided me to find , Please mention it , Thanks

MS_PACKET DataPacket;
memset(&DataPacket,0,sizeof(MS_PACKET));
DataPacket.msHeader.dPacketType = ACM_MSG_SEND_PAIR_ORDER;

strcpy( DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_szAccount ,
szCurrentLogin );
strcpy( DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_szSymbolBuySide ,
pPair->BaseSymbol.szSymbol );
strcpy( DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_szSymbolSellSide ,
pPair->DependentSymbol.szSymbol );

DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_nSharesBuySide =
pPair->BaseSymbol.iNeededShares;
DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_nSharesSellSide =
pPair->DependentSymbol.iNeededShares;
DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_cSideBuySide = 'B';
DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_cSideSellSide = 'S';
DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_nPairID = pPair->nACMPairID;

static int nOrderCounter = 0;
DataPacket.acmSendPairOrder.m_nMPairOrderID = nOrderCounter++;
m_pMTLinkSocket->Send((BYTE*)&DataPacket,sizeof(MS_PACKET));

Regards.

Re: Error in code

David Crow10-Feb-06 9:24

Looking for solid C+Tree or C*-Tree source

10-Feb-06 9:24

zahid_ash wrote:

There ia an arror in the code below

Good luck in finding it, especially since you did not indicate whether it was a compiler, linker, or runtime error.

You seem to have narrowed it down to a small section of code. Why can't you single-step through it to find which statement is in error?

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Joe Woodbury10-Feb-06 6:27

Joe Woodbury

10-Feb-06 6:27

I am looking for some solid, unencumbered, source for a C+Tree or, preferably, C*Tree.

Note the words "unecumbered"--at most it must have a zlib type license, it cannot have any requirement to distribute the source; my client will simply not allow it.

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Jim Crafton10-Feb-06 6:33

Jim Crafton

10-Feb-06 6:33

You mean a tree container class, something that's compatible with STL? Or a tree view control?
I was looking for tree container class myself, but didn't find much that I liked. There's one here on CP that looks quite nice, but it's LGPL so that's a no go, for me.

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Joe Woodbury10-Feb-06 6:39

Joe Woodbury

10-Feb-06 6:39

Just a C+Tree with no STL (if someone has put STL on top, that's fine.) I will have to use disk (both to persist the tree and because of memory issues) so a plain C-Tree is out as is STL or MFC classes.

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EXTEIDE10-Feb-06 6:40

EXTEIDE

10-Feb-06 6:40

How about looking for it in here[^]?
But I wonder whether there is a non-license component that you want.

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