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Can you more explain what do you need,please?
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Jay Minor wrote: is it possible to work w/ Microsoft Access files in C++?
Directly, or through Access's COM interface?
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prefer directly but it'll be very nice if u can explain both ways? thanks in advance
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Jay Minor wrote: prefer directly...
It's a proprietery format, so finding it is going to be questionable.
Jay Minor wrote: it'll be very nice if u can explain both ways?
Google for "Excel Automation." MSDN has several examples.
"A good athlete is the result of a good and worthy opponent." - David Crow
"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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I'd use OLE DB using ATL's wrapper classes.
Steve
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I download shell extension code and try to run on VC6.
Because these program have no windows while program is running ,so I don't know how to close it for debug program.
Please give me some idea for this issue.
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Press 'Stop Debugging' on VS Debug toolbar. 
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Arman
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I need to create hidden modeless dialog in my MFC app.
The problem is that when it is created, althought it is not shown, it activates itself
so my application lose the focus. How to avoid this?
This is how do I create the dialog after clicking the button:
CDialog1 *dlg;
dlg = new CDialog1;
dlg->Create(IDD_DIALOG1,GetDesktopWindow());
I've also tried to override child dialog's OnWindowPosChanging() and set flags to
SWP_NOACTIVATE but without success.
Any ideas?
Thank you!
rrrado
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rrrado wrote: need to create hidden modeless dialog in my MFC app
After you made dialog use of dlg->ShowWindow(SW_HIDE);
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The dialog is not shown (there's no WS_VISIBLE style in dialog resources), so SW_HIDE does nothing (I've tried).
It does not bring the focus back to main window.
And I don't want to call SetFocus on main window, because I need to create hidden
dialog also when my app is not active (It would steal another application's focus).
rrrado
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One probable solution is to call GetForegroundWindow() just before creating dialog (from where you created the dialog box) and SetForegroundWindow(H) very soon after creating it.
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But this is not too safe  The window could be changed in the middle of the Get and Create
rrrado
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SOLVEDSOLVED
Thanks for your ideas.
If anybode else would like to know,
I've replaced "return TRUE" to "return FALSE" in OnInitDialog().
rrrado
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Hi i needed some help with the program i have been working on it all week and it's giving me a headache i know you guys are smart so could you help? Th eprogram begins with
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
string letters= "";
ofstream
cout<< " Enter alphabet";
getline(cin, letters)
outfile.open("
return 0;
}//end of main function
and you are supposed to end with a program that writes 26 letter to a sequntial file
ps its a dat file thanks
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You need to check 'ignore HTML tags' in order for yuor code to be legible.
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i am not able to see your program properly!
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cheers,
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how do i create a .dat file in c++ (not usins save as but in code)?
Jay
-- modified at 8:22 Thursday 10th May, 2007
sorta like a temporary file
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Im not sure is this[^] thread helpful for you?
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i saw the thread, wat he wants was alittle different-in general, i want to know if there is a code that creates new files (like .dat files)
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what about using fopen ? or CFile ? or std::ofstream ?
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would you please teach me how to use those functions you mentioned-imma begginer. thank u
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I try to open the database ImageIndex (Connected with ODBC) by using:
try
{
CRecordSet::Open(NULL, _T("Select ImageName, Caption From ImageIndex"), NULL);
}
catch(CException *e)
{
WCHAR ErrorMsg[1024];
e->GetErrorMessage(ErrorMsg, 1024, 0);
::AfxMessageBox(CString(ErrorMsg), MB_OK, 0);
return;
}
and it always give me back the Erros Message with Nothing in it.
The SERVER is MS SQL SERVER 2005. I can run the SQL query "Select ImageName, Caption From ImageIndex" in the SQL SERVER Management Stuido Express and it did return me the correct results that I want.
Anyone knows why this is happening?
Thank you very much.
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Whats return value of Open? 0 or 1
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It won't go through this line to return me a value.
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You may want to pass some actual parameters instead of those NULLs 
Also, CRecordset::Open is not static so I don't know about caling it like this:
CRecordSet::Open(...
Just a typo?
Anyway, maybe try catching CDBException* for details on the exception from ODBC...
try
{
CRecordSet::Open(NULL, _T("Select ImageName, Caption From ImageIndex"), NULL);
}
catch(CDBException *e)
{
TRACE(_T("*******************************************\n"));
TRACE(_T("** Database Exception \n"));
TRACE(_T("** %s \n"), e->m_strError);
TRACE(_T("** %s \n"), e->m_strStateNativeOrigin);
if (pszSrcCodeOrigin && _tcslen(pszSrcCodeOrigin) > 0)
{
TRACE(_T("** %s \n"), pszSrcCodeOrigin);
}
TRACE(_T("*******************************************\n"));
e->Delete();
}
Mark
"Posting a VB.NET question in the C++ forum will end in tears." Chris Maunder
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