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QuestionHi!Development Operating System Pin
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Question_RecordSetPtr is not accessible Pin
pandit8421-May-09 6:49
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AnswerRe: _RecordSetPtr is not accessible Pin
Stuart Dootson21-May-09 8:38
professionalStuart Dootson21-May-09 8:38 
pandit84 wrote:
Still I am not able to access _RecordsetPtr ..But i can access '_RecordSet'..

What is the diffrence between the two.


_Recordset is the interface pointer type for which _RecordsetPtr is the managed equivalent.

_RecordsetPtr will be defined like this in your msado15.tlh file: _COM_SMARTPTR_TYPEDEF(_Recordset, __uuidof(_Recordset));

I added this line to import ADO - it defined both _Recordset and _RecordsetPtr

#import "libid:B691E011-1797-432E-907A-4D8C69339129" no_namespace rename("EOF", "ADO_EOF") no_implementation


I'd rebuild your solution, see what comes out.

Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

GeneralRe: _RecordSetPtr is not accessible Pin
led mike21-May-09 10:11
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Stuart Dootson21-May-09 10:21
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led mike21-May-09 12:06
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pandit8421-May-09 20:37
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QuestionHow to get size in memory of STL <map> for use with memcpy ? Pin
Mike the Red21-May-09 4:22
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AnswerRe: How to get size in memory of STL <map> for use with memcpy ? Pin
CPallini21-May-09 4:39
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AnswerRe: How to get size in memory of STL <map> for use with memcpy ? Pin
Stuart Dootson21-May-09 4:39
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JokeThanks for the quick replies Pallini, Stuart... looks like I've got more work to do... -nt- Pin
Mike the Red21-May-09 5:07
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GeneralRe: Thanks for the quick replies Pallini, Stuart... looks like I've got more work to do... -nt- Pin
ThatsAlok21-May-09 18:27
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Questionineed a source code before this friday Pin
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