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13-Jun-06 22:49

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Viorel.13-Jun-06 22:59

13-Jun-06 22:59

Maybe you forgot to execute the SELECT statement with mysql_query or mysql_real_query?

yogendra kaushik14-Jun-06 0:03

14-Jun-06 0:03

sir u r the man who can solve any problem its amazing
thanks a lot
sir i want to fetch date from mysql table with other values that is when i press fetch button in mfc dialogbox it will display values from mysql table into dialog box's edit boxes . all values are fetched but date does not
as the mysql date format is yyyy-mm-dd and the datetime picker in mfc has the format dd-mm-yyyy
plz tel me how to fetch it

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Viorel.14-Jun-06 1:14

14-Jun-06 1:14

Maybe like this:

const char * const s = "2006-06-12" ; // the date in yyyy-mm-dd format
int year, month, day;
sscanf(s, "%i-%i-%i", &year, &month, &day);
CTime const t(year, month, day, 0, 0, 0);
m_cMyDateTimePicker.SetTime(&t);

yogendra kaushik14-Jun-06 1:49

14-Jun-06 1:49

but sir wat iwill enter in place of date 2006-06-12 otherwise it will give only this date. i dont know but value stored in mysql table

const char * const s = "2006-06-12" ;

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Viorel.14-Jun-06 2:35

14-Jun-06 2:35

It was just a sample.

In your application you probably get date from database with a SELECT statement, let us say "SELECT id, name, date, count FROM myTable" (this is just a sample). Then you use mysql_query and finally something like res = mysql_store_result(myDB). Now you can access the date value, which is the third field of the statement:

char * s = row[2];

Put a breakpoint here and see if the date value is valid. Then use the previous sample to display it.

yogendra kaushik14-Jun-06 2:49

14-Jun-06 2:49

thanks a lot sir
can i hav ur personel mail id if possible and u dont mind

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sense print click using DWebBrowserEvent

Eytukan13-Jun-06 23:04

Eytukan

13-Jun-06 23:04

First try hard-coding your SQL statement. i.e select * from empinfo where empid = 111 and see if it works. Mostly the bug sits in the way we assemble the string. And if the hard-coding works fine, try to make your sql string and before excuting it, Display it in a message box or in a CEdit so that you could verify that you are passing a well formed query string. Or you can also set check points to see the string.

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c_jangid13-Jun-06 21:37

c_jangid

13-Jun-06 21:37

i want to sense the event of clicking the print option on the file menu in Internet Explorer... can anyone tell me how i can do this.. i need to display something when the user clicks on the print option.

dlete pointer.

see me13-Jun-06 21:37

13-Jun-06 21:37

When ever i try to delete a pointer exception is occuring.

if any reson for this????? Confused | :confused:

yours faithfully
ajeeshcv

Re: dlete pointer.

toxcct13-Jun-06 21:44

13-Jun-06 21:44

how do you do it ?

isn't the pointer already deleted (it's a possibility) ?

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see me13-Jun-06 21:48

13-Jun-06 21:48

no...i tried to delete it after checking. Cry | :((

if( pPointer )
{
delete pPointer;
pPointer = 0;
}

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ajeeshcv

toxcct13-Jun-06 21:51

13-Jun-06 21:51

and what is the error ?????

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see me13-Jun-06 22:08

13-Jun-06 22:08

exception is occuring.

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ajeeshcv

toxcct13-Jun-06 22:10

13-Jun-06 22:10

Ajeesh c v wrote:
exception is occuring.

DAMNNNNN !!! WHICHHHH ?????

if you don't provide some descriptions of your error case, how can one help you ?? Unsure | :~

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see me13-Jun-06 22:16

13-Jun-06 22:16

ok...
I think the problem is occuring due to this reason.

am initializing the pointer from thread...adn try to delete it from another thread..

if there is any chance of occuring exception????

Please help me...

yours faithfully
ajeeshcv

toxcct13-Jun-06 22:19

13-Jun-06 22:19

as far as you don't answer my questions, i don't help you furthermore.

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Viorel.13-Jun-06 22:23

13-Jun-06 22:23

I think this causes problems if your project’s configuration does not allow multi-threading. You should open the project’s properties dialog and be sure that the C/C++ --> Code Generation --> Runtime Library option contains a right value related to multi-threading. Then rebuild the application.

see me13-Jun-06 22:29

13-Jun-06 22:29

Thank you...
I don't know it will work or not.
Let me check.

yours faithfully
ajeeshcv

jhwurmbach21-Jun-06 22:59

jhwurmbach

21-Jun-06 22:59

Ajeesh c v wrote:
am initializing the pointer from thread...adn try to delete it from another thread

May one thread still be accessing the memory you just deleted?
Maybe using smart-pointers (like those from boost.org)[^]can help you?
Or at least an object which can delete itself via a member function?

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Cedric Moonen13-Jun-06 22:10

Cedric Moonen

13-Jun-06 22:10

That's a very clear description of the problem Unsure | :~

The solution is: you did something wrong.

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see me13-Jun-06 22:21

13-Jun-06 22:21

Thats a very precious information for me.
Thank you..

yours faithfully
ajeeshcv

Re: dlete pointer. [modified]

Cedric Moonen13-Jun-06 21:54

Cedric Moonen

13-Jun-06 21:54

What is the exact error ?

Maybe your pointer points to an invalid address. You probably left it uninitialized and then try to delete it.

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Software developer

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Viorel.13-Jun-06 21:48

13-Jun-06 21:48

Possible causes:

un-initialized pointer, like int * p; delete p;
pointer does not point to an object created with new: int x; int * p = &x; delete p;
multiple execution of delete: int * p = new int; delete p; delete p;
pointed zone was altered by other code: int * p = new int; memset(p-100, 0, 1000); delete p;

int * p = NULL; delete p;

see me13-Jun-06 22:05