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Re: writing to the registry John M. Drescher21-Jul-03 7:11 John M. Drescher 21-Jul-03 7:11  It is no different from HKEY_CURRENT_USER just open the root inside of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. John Re: writing to the registry Dominik Reichl21-Jul-03 7:12 Dominik Reichl 21-Jul-03 7:12  If you can write to CurrentUser, you can also write to LocalMachine. Just use HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE instead of HKEY_CURRENT_USER... Accessing LocalMachine is exactly the same as CurrentUser..... -Dominik _outp(0x64, 0xAD); and __asm mov al, 0xAD __asm out 0x64, al do the same... but what do they do?? Re: writing to the registry Jens Doose21-Jul-03 22:30 Jens Doose 21-Jul-03 22:30  Assuming you have the according security rights to write to the registry, maybe check the return values of the Reg...-functions. jens processing video from a TV Tuner card Cyberizen21-Jul-03 5:18 Cyberizen 21-Jul-03 5:18  hello ppl i have a TV tuner connected to my PC now what i want to do is that i want to inteface with the TV tuner card and find out how many channels are currently running basically what i have to do is grab an image from each channel and extract the logo out of each and every channel that the card is running so the part is about image processing but how do i start i mean i have to first interface with TV TUNER CARD. is there any SDK available or do i have to get a MANUFACTER independent SDK also the TV signals are transmitted via a coaxial cable that means i am not talking about interfacing with a device like a DV cam that is connected to the CARD but rather i am interested in the channels please help me out any help clue or anything would be appreciated bye Re: processing video from a TV Tuner card Ryan Binns21-Jul-03 5:26 Ryan Binns 21-Jul-03 5:26  DirectShow will do it nicely. Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact" Re: processing video from a TV Tuner card John M. Drescher21-Jul-03 17:50 John M. Drescher 21-Jul-03 17:50  This link might be helpful: http://www.digtv.ws/[^] John Adding name to propertysheet dialog keegan21-Jul-03 5:08 keegan 21-Jul-03 5:08  http://www.msu.edu/~morri221/box.JPG[^] Ok, thats my propertysheet dialog. I can get titles on the individual pages, but does anyone know how to get a title for the big blue space? Since there's not one major dialog, i can't figure out where to put it. ~keegster *.* cin >> knowledge; Re: Adding name to propertysheet dialog G. Steudtel21-Jul-03 5:21 G. Steudtel 21-Jul-03 5:21  Hi, Assuming that you use CPropertySheet as a storage for your CPropertyPages, I think that a 'CPropertySheet'.SetTitle("My fancy Caption") will do. Regards G. Steudtel Re: Adding name to propertysheet dialog Ryan Binns21-Jul-03 5:25 Ryan Binns 21-Jul-03 5:25  Yep. that too Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact" Re: Adding name to propertysheet dialog Ryan Binns21-Jul-03 5:24 Ryan Binns 21-Jul-03 5:24  You set that in the constructor of your property sheet class - as one of the parameters to the constructor of the CPropertySheet class (the first one, i think from memory). Hope this helps, Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact" Re: Adding name to propertysheet dialog keegan21-Jul-03 6:27 keegan 21-Jul-03 6:27  Edit: fixed! thanks guys. Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection Daed21-Jul-03 4:48 Daed 21-Jul-03 4:48  I am using ADO to connect to MS_SQL database. I need to retrieve the columns for a specific stored procedure in this database. I tried the OpenSchema method with adSchemaProcedureColumns as QueryTpe but an error "Object or provider is not capable of performing requested operation" occurs. These are the lines of codes that generates the error: // Establish connection ADODB::_ConnectionPtr MyConnection = NULL; MyConnection .CreateInstance(__uuidof(ADODB::Connection)); MyConnection ->ConnectionString = _bstr_t (ConnectionString); MyConnection ->Open(_bstr_t (L""),_bstr_t (L""), _bstr_t (L""), -1); ADODB::_RecordsetPtr MySchema = NULL; MySchema = MyConnection->OpenSchema(ADODB::adSchemaProcedureColumns); How can i get rid of this error and retrieve the stored procedure. Is there a solution to get rid of this error? or may be another method that can be used. Re: Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection Jon Hulatt21-Jul-03 5:30 Jon Hulatt 21-Jul-03 5:30  I don't know how/if you can do that with ADO. Since you're using sql server, there are a bunch of methods you can use to retrieve this information though. You can use the system tables to retrieve information:- select * from sysobjects o join syscolumns c on c.id=o.id where o.name='p_YourProcName' Alternatively, retrieve more wholesome information with the sp_help procedure. sp_help 'p_YourProcName' Personally, I prefer using the direct sql method with the system tables. For two reasons. 1) SQL Query Analyser colours the object names a pleasing shade of green, and 2) It creates potentially very lucrative future compatibility "problems". Find more info about System Stored Procs in SQL2k at http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/tsqlref/ts_sp_00_519s.asp Ta, Jon #include <beer.h> Re: Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection Daed21-Jul-03 20:29 Daed 21-Jul-03 20:29  I tried the above procedures but they retrieve the stored procedure parameters not the columns names. Re: Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection si_6921-Jul-03 5:43 si_69 21-Jul-03 5:43  i use stored procedures , you could try it like this, it works for me. hope this helps si CString strSQL; strSQL.Format("exec all_students '"+StartDate+"' , '"+EndDate+"'"); _variant_t vstrSQL; vstrSQL.ChangeType(VT_BSTR); vstrSQL = strSQL; m_pDoc= GetDocument(); cpSet.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Recordset)); cpSet->Open(vstrSQL,m_pDoc->cpDb.GetInterfacePtr),adOpenDynamic,adLockOptimistic,adCmdText); while(!cpSet->adoEOF) { cpSet->MoveNext(); } cpSet->Close(); Re: Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection Daed21-Jul-03 19:53 Daed 21-Jul-03 19:53  I guess this works fine but it retrieves the data from a stored procedure. What i need is to retrieve the columns names and their type. Any Ideas?! Re: Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection si_6922-Jul-03 5:54 si_69 22-Jul-03 5:54  add this into a stored procedure and the call it like i mentioned in my answer before DECLARE @TableName VarChar(50) DECLARE @NumRows int SELECT @NumRows = 3 SELECT @TableName = 'mytable' SELECT COL_NAME(OBJECT_ID(@TableName),ORDINAL_POSITION) FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE table_name = @TableName AND ORDINAL_POSITION <= @NumRows hope this helps si Re: Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection Daed23-Jul-03 5:21 Daed 23-Jul-03 5:21  I cannot change what is written inside the Stored Procedure, so i guess this way wont help me. I found a solution but don't know if it is the best one. I exected the command of type Stored procedure and form the recordset returned i was wable to retrieve the fields information. To overcome the retrieving of a long recordset i used "SET ROWCOUNT 1" before executing the command. If anyone has better way plz tell.. Thanks Re: Requesting column information for stored procedures through ADO connection Toni7821-Jul-03 9:40 Toni78 21-Jul-03 9:40  I don't use MS_SQL database but I have been using ADO a lot lately, and usually when you get an error such as yours, it means that you are sending the wrong request to the database (i.e. syntax is not correct, wrong parameters, etc). Hopefully, the other replies solve your problem, but I posted this message just in case they don't. // Afterall, I realized that even my comment lines have bugs When one cannot invent, one must at least improve (in bed).-My latest fortune cookie CFile class to copy through a network connection Broker200321-Jul-03 4:11 Broker2003 21-Jul-03 4:11  Hello, Is CFile strong enough to allow a copy through a network connection (WAN) with some slow performance ? Should I look to another solution ? Thanks for your advices. Pierre Re: CFile class to copy through a network connection Ryan Binns21-Jul-03 4:23 Ryan Binns 21-Jul-03 4:23  Broker2003 wrote: Is CFile strong enough to allow a copy through a network connection (WAN) with some slow performance ? Yes, you shouldn't have any problems at all. Hope this helps, Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact" Re: CFile class to copy through a network connection G. Steudtel21-Jul-03 4:27 G. Steudtel 21-Jul-03 4:27  Hi, well i used CFiles to do copying in a network, that was very slow, (300MBytes in three hours!!) and it worked ok. The only one being upset was the customer, because the net installation was expensive. So I think it should be ok to use CFiles in WAN too. Regards G. Steudtel ComboBox in Toolbar _crs_21-Jul-03 4:00 _crs_ 21-Jul-03 4:00  Hello, I want to create a toolbar with a combobox in it and to detect when the combobox is updated !!! toolbarFont.CreateEx(this, TBSTYLE_FLAT, WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE | CBRS_TOP | CBRS_GRIPPER | CBRS_TOOLTIPS | CBRS_FLYBY | CBRS_SIZE_DYNAMIC); toolbarFont.LoadToolBar(IDR_TOOLBARFONT); toolbarFont is a CToolbar object; I have created some buttons in toolbar (ID_BUTTONFONTSTYLE for example) and then : nIndex = toolbarFont.GetToolBarCtrl().CommandToIndex(ID_BUTTONFONTSTYLE); toolbarFont.SetButtonInfo(nIndex, ID_BUTTONFONTSTYLE, TBBS_SEPARATOR, 150); toolbarFont.GetToolBarCtrl().GetItemRect(nIndex, &rect); rect.top = 1; rect.right = 400; rect.bottom = rect.top + 250; comboFontStyle.Create(CBS_DROPDOWNLIST | CBS_SORT | WS_VISIBLE | WS_TABSTOP | WS_VSCROLL, rect, &toolbarFont, ID_BUTTONFONTSTYLE); everything works fine but how do I catch an event from the combobox ??? or any other ideea how to create it... ? thanks ! Re: ComboBox in Toolbar Ryan Binns21-Jul-03 4:13 Ryan Binns 21-Jul-03 4:13  You should be able to catch the combo box messages inside your frame class just like any other menu/toolbar message. You may not be able to use ClassWizard to do it, so you might have to edit the code manually. Hope this helps, Ryan "Punctuality is only a virtue for those who aren't smart enough to think of good excuses for being late" John Nichol "Point Of Impact" fastest file writing Jeremy Pullicino21-Jul-03 3:59 Jeremy Pullicino 21-Jul-03 3:59  Hello, I have a function that needs to write a fixed-size memory buffer to a binary file. There are many windows functions which I could use ot write files, however I am only concerned with the fastest one. Does anyone know which is the fastest function for writing a buffer to a file? C++, W2K, XP Thanks Jeremy Pullicino C++ Developer Homepage

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