C / C++ / MFC

benjymous2-Apr-07 0:45

benjymous

2-Apr-07 0:45

It all depends on what framework you're using.

Try looking here, try something, and come back if you have a specific problem

http://www.codeproject.com/database/[^]

p_2-Apr-07 1:16

2-Apr-07 1:16

thanks a lot sir Rose | [Rose]

actually i dont want to use ADO or ODBC sir
i want to connect it with code is it possible sir
if yes then help me

thanks sir Smile | :)

David Crow2-Apr-07 3:46

David Crow

2-Apr-07 3:46

paras_s12 wrote:
actually i dont want to use ADO or ODBC sir
i want to connect it with code

You seem to be confused. You will still needs lots of code regardless of whether you use ADO, or ODBC.

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p_2-Apr-07 17:54

2-Apr-07 17:54

sir sorry for delay and thanks for your reply

sir i want to access data from sql by writting code in c++
so is this possible if yes then please help me

Rose | [Rose]

thanks

kakan2-Apr-07 19:30

kakan

2-Apr-07 19:30

You still seems confused, since your question doesn't make sense.

SQL is, to my knowledge, a language for dealing with database queries.
A SQL database is a database that supports the SQL language.
A database usually resides in some kind of (remote) server machine.

In order to communicate with a database (SQL or not), your program has to "talk" to the server that hosts the database. And of course, the database itself.

Two ways to communicate with a database is ODBC and ADO. There are other ways as well.

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p_2-Apr-07 19:55

2-Apr-07 19:55

ok sir
thanks for your reply Rose | [Rose]

sir can i know the code to connect through ODBC or ADO
it gives me help to solve my problem

thanks sir Smile | :)

kakan2-Apr-07 20:52

kakan

2-Apr-07 20:52

See benjymous response, earlier in this thread.
Or just Google for it.
Or try MSDN.
There are heaps of samples out there, just pick one.
Good luck.

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List files in drive

deeps_cute2-Apr-07 0:20

2-Apr-07 0:20

how to list all the files and folders in c: drive programatically.

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San24682-Apr-07 0:30

San2468

2-Apr-07 0:30

Use CFileFind class of MFC.
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deeps_cute2-Apr-07 0:34

2-Apr-07 0:34

hmm i think this lists all files. i have to list all files and folders in a drive for example c: drive

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Naveen2-Apr-07 0:45

Naveen

2-Apr-07 0:45

deeps_cute wrote:
hmm i think this lists all files.

It lists the directories too...

nave

San24682-Apr-07 0:47

San2468

2-Apr-07 0:47

Have u read it carefully? It gives u folders too.
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Paresh Chitte2-Apr-07 0:38

Paresh Chitte

2-Apr-07 0:38

Try using CFileFind.

Regards,

Paresh.

deeps_cute2-Apr-07 1:37

2-Apr-07 1:37

yes i got it but how to list it in list box

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Hamid_RT2-Apr-07 0:55

Hamid_RT

2-Apr-07 0:55

A easy way is that you can use of DlgDirList

WhiteSky

deeps_cute2-Apr-07 1:41

2-Apr-07 1:41

hmm yes sir but i have to list the files similar to windows explorer ie with icons

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David Crow2-Apr-07 4:02

David Crow

2-Apr-07 4:02

WhiteSky wrote:
A easy way...

But not the correct way. The requirement was to list "all the files and folders in c: drive." DlgDirList() does nothing more than populate a listbox with the names of the subdirectories and files in a specified directory.

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