C / C++ / MFC

4-Oct-07 20:06

I am trying to create a scheduler using ITaskScheduler but I am struck up while running the job. I am able to create the job but it is throwing an error while saving the job at

hr = pIPersistFile->Save(NULL,TRUE);

The Error that is getting logged is

The attempt to retrieve account information for the specified task failed; therefore, the task did not run. Either an error occurred, or no account information existed for the task.
The specific error is:
0x8004130f: No account information could be found in the Task Scheduler security database for the task indicated.

I am using XP , do anyone has any idea why it is failing while saving?

Michael Dunn4-Oct-07 20:52

Michael Dunn

4-Oct-07 20:52

Did you call IScheduledWorkItem::SetAccountInformation()?

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Suneet.034-Oct-07 21:31

4-Oct-07 21:31

Yes , i pass both the parameters username and password but the still same error exists.

I went through the microsoft site , it seems this was a bug in earlier XP versions but that fix was made.

I am using XP version 2002 service pack 2, is this the version in which fix is made or not?

Thanx for reply!!

David Crow5-Oct-07 3:44

5-Oct-07 3:44

Can you create the job manually, and have it run?

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Suneet.037-Oct-07 19:07

7-Oct-07 19:07

Yes, if i go to that job and specify the password in the properties, the job runs fine , its just that through setAccountInformation I am not able to run that job?

It is picking my default Windows login and not the userID I specify in setAccountInformation.

What could be the reason?

David Crow8-Oct-07 2:51

8-Oct-07 2:51

How are you using the SetAccountInformation() method?

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Suneet.038-Oct-07 18:58

8-Oct-07 18:58

This is the flow :

hr = pITask->SetApplicationName(pwszApplicationName);

TCHAR pszName[500] = "User";
TCHAR pszPwd[500] = "Password";

hr = pITask->SetAccountInformation((LPCWSTR)pszName, (LPCWSTR)pszPwd);

hr = pITask->CreateTrigger(&piNewTrigger,&pITaskTrigger);

hr = pITaskTrigger->SetTrigger (&pTrigger);

hr = pIPersistFile->Save(NULL,TRUE); // Here Error is getting Logged in SchedLgU

David Crow9-Oct-07 2:45

9-Oct-07 2:45

What is the value of hr?

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Suneet.039-Oct-07 18:16

9-Oct-07 18:16

hr = -2147216619

This is the value it gives while saving thru IPersistFile->Save

David Crow10-Oct-07 2:54

How to dele the content of File byUsing File Operation

10-Oct-07 2:54

I think that value resolves to SCHED_E_SERVICE_NOT_RUNNING.

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fatal error

srvsah4-Oct-07 19:50

srvsah

4-Oct-07 19:50

fatal error C1076: compiler limit : internal heap limit reached; use /Zm to specify a higher limit

in #include "stdafx.h"

?????

Re: fatal error

srvsah4-Oct-07 19:57

srvsah

4-Oct-07 19:57

it also occurs in the line #include "assert.h"

Re: fatal error

srvsah4-Oct-07 20:01

srvsah

4-Oct-07 20:01

anybody know how to clear this error??

Re: fatal error

Programm3r4-Oct-07 20:47

Programm3r

4-Oct-07 20:47

Off MSDN:This Site[^]

Visual C++ Concepts: Building a C/C++ Program
Fatal Error C1076
compiler limit : internal heap limit reached; use /Zm to specify a higher limit

Probable cause 

Too many symbols 
Possible solutions 

Use the /Zm option to set the compiler memory limit. 
Eliminate unnecessary include files. 
Eliminate unnecessary global variables, for example, by allocating memory dynamically instead of declaring a large array. 
Eliminate unused declarations. 
Split large functions into smaller functions. 
Split large classes into smaller classes. 
Split the current file into smaller files. 
If C1076 occurs immediately after the build starts, the value specified for /Zm is probably too high for your program. Reduce the /Zm value.

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varun014-Oct-07 19:11

varun01

4-Oct-07 19:11

Hi friends,
i want to delete the data of file, by using the file operations
Ex:(like through file operations we can create file, we can write in file, Append the File,But How to Delete the Content of File)

varun

Re: How to dele the content of File byUsing File Operation

Nishad S4-Oct-07 19:37

Re: How to dele the content of File byUsing File Operation

4-Oct-07 19:37

See this[^]

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Waldermort4-Oct-07 19:38

Waldermort

4-Oct-07 19:38

Open the file and call ZeroMemory()

Or open the file using CreateFile passing the CREATE_ALWAYS flag.

Waldermort

Re: How to dele the content of File byUsing File Operation

Nishad S4-Oct-07 20:18

Re: How to dele the content of File byUsing File Operation

4-Oct-07 20:18

WalderMort wrote:
call ZeroMemory()

Did you really mean that? ZeroMemory is related to memory content, right?

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David Crow5-Oct-07 3:48

Re: How to dele the content of File byUsing File Operation

5-Oct-07 3:48

varun01 wrote:
How to Delete the Content of File)

Use CreateFile() with CREATE_NEW or CREATE_ALWAYS. There's also DeleteFile().

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Mark Salsbery5-Oct-07 6:27

Mark Salsbery

5-Oct-07 6:27

...or CreateFile() with the TRUNCATE_EXISTING flag if you want to keep the file but
empty its contents.

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Error : Windows.h already defined .

Jhony george4-Oct-07 19:00

Jhony george

4-Oct-07 19:00

hai.dear.
i opened win32 application...and i had 3 cpp files which reqd windows.h ...so i added windows.h in win32 files...

now i have one cpp file which is mfc support file..mfc support means using Cstring datatype..and AFxBeginthread and some other also...

so..now i have added that mfc support cpp file to my project...
which is having header files #include afx.h #include afxwin.h and etc..related to mfc..

now i builded my program...it is throwing this error...

fatal error C1189: #error : WINDOWS.H already included. MFC apps must not #include

what to do for this error..how to solve this..

Re: Error : Windows.h already defined .

Nishad S4-Oct-07 19:41

Re: Error : Windows.h already defined .

4-Oct-07 19:41

Remove the windows.h and use the afxwin.h

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Jhony george4-Oct-07 19:51

Jhony george

4-Oct-07 19:51

hai..
already i tried this.., still it is throwing error. becos i am using MSMQ in my project. it requires mq.h header file. this requires the windows.h header file.

Re: Error : Windows.h already defined .

Nishad S4-Oct-07 22:24