C / C++ / MFC

4-Dec-07 21:41

It will most probably be the way of usement he makes.

Greetings.

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Re: Overwrite a file

Nelek4-Dec-07 21:42

4-Dec-07 21:42

How big are the files you want to write?

Can you post a piece of your code?

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Application Error...

Priya_Sundar3-Dec-07 18:40

Priya_Sundar

3-Dec-07 18:40

The instruction at "0x73dd11c7" referenced memory at "0x00000004". The memory could not be "read". Click OK to terminate the program

This is the error i am getting in the RELEASE VERSION alone. In Debug version the application is running fine.

Can you suggest any measures to avoid this??

Thankyou.

Priya Sundar

john56323-Dec-07 18:45

john5632

3-Dec-07 18:45

This is memory related problem.There might be some memory leakage.Analyse the code again.

Hamid_RT3-Dec-07 19:40

Hamid_RT

3-Dec-07 19:40

Did you use of pointers on your program?

Jijo.Raj4-Dec-07 2:23

Jijo.Raj

4-Dec-07 2:23

I can give you two hints.

1) Debug in Release version itself. For that do the following project settings.
In C/C++ tab,
- Optimizations : Disable Debug.
- Debug Info : Program Database
In Link tab,
- enable "Generate Debug Info."

2) For tracking the memory leaks, the following link will help you.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e5ewb1h3(VS.80).aspx[^]

Regards,
Jijo.

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Incorrect position in screen

David Crow4-Dec-07 7:19

David Crow

4-Dec-07 7:19

Priya_Sundar wrote:
In Debug version the application is running fine.

I suspect not. While errors may move around in memory, they seldom, if ever, go away on their own. The Debug version is likely just masking the problem, thus making it appear to work.

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kk.tvm3-Dec-07 18:29

kk.tvm

3-Dec-07 18:29

Hi friends

In a my program a scroll window is provided. Drawing a line while moving cursor in scroll window. After scrolling it doesn't show correct position.

thanks in advance

-RisKhan-

Re: Incorrect position in screen

Nelek4-Dec-07 21:40

Execute inline query with database connection in C++

4-Dec-07 21:40

It can be more than a problem, but i guess it has to do with your MAPMODE and ScrollPosition in every moment.

Lets say... you make a line with a click in X=5, Y=5 to X=50, Y = 50. If you scroll the window but you are not taking in consideration the scroll position, the line will just stay in the same relative place without scrolling, but the real coordinates will be i.e. (5,25) and (50, 70) because the top-left corner of your view has another value after scrolling. This is because you are not using the GetScrollPosition to translate the coordinates of the points when you do the mouseclick or the OnDraw.

Other possibility is you make the line down in the window and when you try to scroll down the view... the line should go up, but it really goes down disappearing from the scope. This is because you are not matching the MAPMODE with the addition/substraction of the Scroll Position when drwaing the View.

And the third possibility, you make the start clik in (5,5), then you go to the scrollbar and take the window down, after scrolling you release the click in the window, but the line doesn't appear as it should. The problem here s just a mix of both upper cases.

Post some relevant code, as where you use SetScrollSize (to see MAPMODE), the OnMouseClick (to take the coordinates of the line) and your some lines of your OnDraw (where you try to make the line)

Greetings.

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CodingLover3-Dec-07 18:11

CodingLover

3-Dec-07 18:11

Hi all,

I have create database connection in my application and use it in several locations. That mean I'm using more that one tables with same connection. What I have done is execute separate queries with same connection.

But now I have a question. One of my table have large number of columns. So i write separate query as follows, actually a database function.

<br />
public bool DataToDB(int GroupID, int SessionID, int PartID, int DestinationList, int MemberID, int DataMessage, int ServiceID, int ActivityID, int Bio_Size, image Bio_Data)<br />
{<br />
<br />
	string sqlCommand =<br />
		"INSERT INTO RecordData (GroupId, SessionID, PartID, DestinationList, MemberID, DataMessage, ServiceID, ActivityID, Bio_Size, Bio_Data) <br />
		VALUES (@GroupId, @SessionID, @PartID, @DestinationList, @MemberID, @DataMessage, @ServiceID, @ActivityID, @Bio_Size, @Bio_Data)";<br />
	Database db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase();<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "GroupId", DbType.Int32, GroupId);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "SessionID", DbType.Int32, SessionID);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "PartID", DbType.Int32, PartID);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "DestinationList", DbType.Int32, DestinationList);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "MemberID", DbType.Int32, MemberID);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "DataMessage", DbType.Int32, DataMessage);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "ServiceID", DbType.Int32, ServiceID);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "ActivityID", DbType.Int32, ActivityID);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "Bio_Size", DbType.Int32, Bio_Size);<br />
	db.AddInParameter(dbCommand, "Bio_Data", DbType.image, Bio_Data);<br />
	db.ExecuteNonQuery(dbCommand);<br />
<br />
}<br />

If you want I'll put my code/function related to this function on another post. My question is that how to use this on my C++ application. Any easy way to do it.

Re: Execute inline query with database connection in C++

wira1guys3-Dec-07 20:38

Re: Execute inline query with database connection in C++

3-Dec-07 20:38

Your question is an easy way to do query, isn't it?
If yes, I think you can use, a class of ADO database set. There is a few class that provide it, in codeproject. By using this class you can used "Con.execute" like in VB.

CodingLover4-Dec-07 18:30

CodingLover

4-Dec-07 18:30

How about the use of Post Procedure, I can define the command object and execute the post proc in C++.

I appreciate your help all the time...
Eranga Smile | :)

Re: Execute inline query with database connection in C++

wira1guys4-Dec-07 20:07

How can i access my fat table of hard drive through codding

4-Dec-07 20:07

If what do u mean is store proc, the answer :
Sure, u will be able to execute any query.

Naveed7273-Dec-07 17:58

Naveed727

3-Dec-07 17:58

I want to access fat table( where my partition information is store) how can i access it through codding.

Re: How can i access my fat table of hard drive through codding

Naveed7273-Dec-07 19:50

Naveed727

3-Dec-07 19:50

This is my there msg that i am posting.
Please give me a hint how to access my fat table
Any link will be appreciated.
Thanks

Re: How can i access my fat table of hard drive through codding

JudyL_MD4-Dec-07 5:01

JudyL_MD

4-Dec-07 5:01

It's only been two hours on a site that just underwent a major upgrade. Be patient!! Someone will help if and when they want to.

Re: How can i access my fat table of hard drive through codding

David Crow4-Dec-07 7:25

David Crow

4-Dec-07 7:25

JudyL_FL wrote:
Someone will help if and when they want to.

What kind of service is that? For the price we are paying, someone should be on call 24/7. Questions must be answered in a timely manner. Big Grin | :-D

Re: How can i access my fat table of hard drive through codding [modified]

JudyL_MD4-Dec-07 9:22

JudyL_MD

4-Dec-07 9:22

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modified on Tuesday, December 04, 2007 4:15:28 PM

Re: How can i access my fat table of hard drive through codding

Nelek4-Dec-07 21:30

4-Dec-07 21:30

Greetings.

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Error LNK2019

wira1guys3-Dec-07 17:40

3-Dec-07 17:40

I had problem with error LNK2019, I can't create MFC with CFormView.

error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public: __thiscall CFormView::CFormView(unsigned int)" (??0CFormView@@QAE@I@Z) referenced in function "protected: __thiscall CaView::CaView(void)" (??0CaView@@IAE@XZ)

Toxcct told me the problem is : missing the mfc link somewhere in your linker settings.
How to fix it?

Hamid_RT3-Dec-07 19:39

Hamid_RT

3-Dec-07 19:39

Do you have this error in this project or all projects?

wira1guys3-Dec-07 20:26

3-Dec-07 20:26

All project.
The error appear, when I create a new project using CFormView.

It will be no error if I use CView.
For more explanation, the VC2005 still able to open my last project which use CFormView.

Thanks in advance, waiting for your reply.

David Crow4-Dec-07 7:27

David Crow

4-Dec-07 7:27

The error is complaining about not being able to find CFormView's constructor. What does your CaView constructor look like?

wira1guys4-Dec-07 19:49