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sirtimid wrote: The problem is that, when I open a table the service of the sql server (sqlservr.exe) increases the usage of the cpu it uses.
When I close the table it should release the resources, but it doesn't!
So are you concerned with CPU usage, or resource consumption?
"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb
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I mean the CPU usage.
So, after plenty opens of tables I have serious memory problems!!!
Thanks
sirtimid
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So is it the high CPU usage, or the serious memory problems that are bothering you? It's been five years since I've used SQL Server but I do recall it having a good profiler. SQL Server, in and of itself, is a very big application. For it to continue to tax the CPU even after you've closed a table is not surprising. I would not expect that to continue for any longer than a minute or so. Memory consumption is different, however. The number(s) you see in Task Manager are a bit misleading. Read the last part of this article for an explanation.
"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb
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One problem with this sort of question is that there are so many ways to access ODBC from C++.
If you are calling the SQL API with functions such as SQLExecDirect then you must remember to call
SQLFreeStmt
SQLDisconnect
and SQLFreeConnect
Also, check to see if the CPU is freed up after your program terminates. This would be an indication that the program clean up is doing something that you are forgetting to.
Scooter
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Hi,
I want to insert a line like
to an HTML page (to Head if possible) dynamically while clicking on a button.
I am using mshtml libary
I tried with IHTMLDocument2::writeln(). But it is not working fine.
Wil anybody help me to do this?
Thanks in advance
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Anonymous wrote:
I tried with IHTMLDocument2::writeln(). But it is not working fine.
Can you write something other than a <script> tag?
"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb
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I can add HTML tag using IHTMLTextRange::pasteHTML().
I tried to insert the tag using the same way.
And tried to call some function in this .js file on the click. (That code also I have added dynamically using IHTMLTextRange::pasteHTML()).
But On Click I am getting the error message "Object Requred". ie it is not able to find the function.
Thats why I tried with iHTMLDocument2::writeln().
But after inserting this code, nothing is coming and the whole page became blank.
But the message on the status bar is "Downloading the js file"
And if you statically add the script tag, the function will execute successfully
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I used to do it using insertAdjacentHtml[^] after positioning at the desired point in the html document.
Marc Soleda.
... she said you are the perfect stranger she said baby let's keep it like this... Dire Straits
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Thanks for your kind reply.
But, if we insert a tag to insert a line to add a referance to the a .js file and if you add some code to call a function in the .js file, it will tell "Error: Object Required", means the .js file referance we add using insertAdjacentHtml is not there.
What should i do in such cases.
My requrement is to add dynamically a <script> tag to add a reference to a js file and make a call to any function in the js file.
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Are you sure that the new line is inserted where and like you want? I mean that it'd be better to check the source code and view it to ensure that it's written like you need.
One test that I'd perform is to take this new source code and paste it in a new html file and then load it in the browser to be sure that it works fine.
I hope it helps.
MArc Soleda.
... she said you are the perfect stranger she said baby let's keep it like this... Dire Straits
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Is it possible to auto detect the IP address of the server while your on a client pc
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how will the client get connected to a server without knowing the server address :->
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i think so too because the client will really need to know the IP address of the PC it will going to connect into. Just trying if there's a way 
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If have any query pls ask
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thanx for the offer, I guess i'll just look for some very good articles about network programming
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That depends, if the server you are looking for is in the same network as you are, you can set up a service which makes use of broadcasts. The same way how DHCP works...
Behind every great black man...
... is the police. - Conspiracy brother
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Can you please help me how a self duplicating program works?
If the program is executed, it will create a copy of its own on whatever directory it desires. It will duplicate once it is being executed. Please help, I really need to know for my topic How virus works in school, self-duplicate is a part of my topic.
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I agree. It smells just like one. 
"One must learn from the bite of the fire to leave it alone." - Native American Proverb
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yep, its for a discussion purposes only, and even though it will be ussed for virus as some of you might think, its does very little effect since it will only create a duplicate once you execute the file
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ok thanx, i'l search for it in msdn
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windows virus!!! awww thats boring you should try dos virus. they are more challenging.
-prakash
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its just for discussion purposes
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