Comments by YourAverageCoder (Top 41 by date)

That works but i need to know if cursors work inside a dynamic SQL Command.

You did awesome. Much thanks.

Yeah i got confused. Happens a lot.

Value but number would be nice too.

That's too generic. I need more specific stuff. The best select can offer is a specified column while i need specified row too.

I did.

No problem. Thanks for solution.

Because i will analyze the data for possible corruption.

I was just trying to fix the exception i get. I know you're right that code in itself is meaningless. It's just testing if i can use C# string variable with SQL statement as SqlCommand parameter. That's all.

Google first page tutorials all use Commands with SqlDataReader. It got stuck. You're right.

In SQL Server "USE <databasename> GO" contructs a batch that tells to use the said database name for every default action unless told otherwise. Like i can say "SELECT * FROM tableName" instead of "SELECT * FROM DatabaseName.dbo.tableName"

Nothing. I just want C# code to tell SQL Server to use the database i specify in DatabaseNameString.

For your second point i tried sp_executesql. Here's how i did it:
SET @dynamicSQLCommand = 'SELECT * FROM DestinationDatabase.dbo.@TableName'
EXEC sp_executesql @dynamicSQLCommand, N'@TableName nvarchar(500)', @TableName = @copiedTableName
Yet i still got the syntax error in first row of the code.

Much appreciated.

May i ask where can i find those tools?

It's gonna be moved from some remote server to my local server.

Thanks. I would have rated your answer but i can't since it's posted as a comment.

ValueClass class that has lots of string variables and properties.

No, it says it can't convert from some object to string[].

It's just a random code i made up. Obviously there are differences but i don't get them.

Yes, thanks.

Much appreciated.

a)Actually we are a group(should have specified that, sorry) and the commercial products on our field are rather unsatisfactory
b)I admit i didn't consider that but i assume at least 1 year or so
c)Wouldn't dongles come off rather expensive since you gotta provide 1 dongle for 1 customer each?

These are all important business decisions i will share with my employer thanks. But i still need those pointers in case we decide to pursue this course of action.

Windows x86.
I'm just experimenting to get a better grasp.

So it's possible. Thanks. I thought it wasn't possible because when i googled it, it didn't come up with anything relevant.

I pointed where it occurs. It starts with here : DeviceInfoTable = _SetupDiGetClassDevsUMPTR(&InterfaceClassGuid, NULL, NULL, DIGCF_PRESENT | DIGCF_DEVICEINTERFACE); But why would be good yes.

I tried C++ style class exporting but setupapi.dll functions kept giving me Runtime Check Failure 0 even though i went through all function calls, kept them the same while trying both __cdecl and __stdcall. I just gave up on that. That's why i am asking if it's possible before resoring to classless C type approach.

I updated the question based on your response. I hope it is more clear now.

Weird but it does start with an underscore, from C# example:
<pre lang="c#">
#pragma region DLL imports
//mpusbapi.dll içindeki USB fonksiyonları import ediliyor
[DllImport("MPUSBAPI.dll" , EntryPoint="_MPUSBGetDLLVersion")]
extern "C" DWORD MPUSBGetDLLVersion(void);
[DllImport("MPUSBAPI.dll" , EntryPoint="_MPUSBGetDeviceCount")]
extern "C" DWORD MPUSBGetDeviceCount(PCHAR pVID_PID);
[DllImport("MPUSBAPI.dll" , EntryPoint="_MPUSBOpen")]
extern "C" HANDLE MPUSBOpen(DWORD instance, // Input
PCHAR pVID_PID, // Input
PCHAR pEP, // Input
DWORD dwDir, // Input
DWORD dwReserved);// Input

[DllImport("MPUSBAPI.dll" , EntryPoint="_MPUSBClose")]
extern "C" BOOL MPUSBClose(HANDLE handle); //Input
[DllImport("MPUSBAPI.dll" , EntryPoint="_MPUSBRead")]
extern "C" DWORD MPUSBRead(HANDLE handle, // Input
PVOID pData, // Output
DWORD dwLen, // Input
PDWORD pLength, // Output
DWORD dwMilliseconds);// Input

[DllImport("MPUSBAPI.dll" , EntryPoint="_MPUSBWrite")]
extern "C" DWORD MPUSBWrite(HANDLE handle, // Input
PVOID pData, // Output
DWORD dwLen, // Input
PDWORD pLength, // Output
DWORD dwMilliseconds);// Input
[DllImport("MPUSBAPI.dll" , EntryPoint="_MPUSBReadInt")]
extern "C" DWORD MPUSBReadInt(HANDLE handle, // Input
PVOID pData, // Output
DWORD dwLen, // Input
PDWORD pLength, // Output
DWORD dwMilliseconds);// Input
</pre>

AtaClass.h the abstract interface header i want to include. The compiler gives me "cannot open source code 'AtaClass.h'" error even though they are under the same solution albeit different projects.

I want to turn a USB interaction C++/CLI code (with imports from MPUSAPI.dll, setupapi.dll, user32.dll) to DLL and use its functions.

VS 2010 Version 10.0.30319.1
.NET Framework Version 4.0.30319
In Visual C++ i got ATL, CLR, General, MFC, Test, Win32. I asked this because with Win32, you could choose dll in Application Wizard while CLR got no such option.

Hmm turns out mine is a native one. Any way to turn it to managed one? I don't want to deal with all headers. Thanks.

Targeted Framework is .NETFramework, Version=4.0 if that helps.

I don't know. All default i presume.