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Recordset.Fields("Oldy") returns a Field object if it exists
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Ok. And how can i get a field name by the index? I would need a function like GetFieldName(UNIT nIndex).
Please help
Love is the law, love under will.
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I use this to grab field names from an ADO recordset for a listctrl:
FieldPtr pFld = NULL;
if(m_pRecordset != NULL ) {
if(m_pRecordset->State == adStateOpen) {
long count = m_pRecordset->Fields->GetCount();
for(long i = 0; i < count; ++i) {
pFld = m_pRecordset->Fields->GetItem(i);
m_DataListCtrl.InsertColumn(i,pFld->Name,LVCFMT_LEFT,100);
In short, the Name is a property of the field item.
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Hi All,
I want to connect to Access Database. I am using Visual Studio.NET beta version. In that I want to use the class System.Data.ADO.ADODataSetCommand. But, when I use this in my code i am getting compile time error as
"the type or namespace name 'ADO' does not exists in the class or namespace 'System.Data' are you missing an Assembly reference.". In my 'References' 'System.Data' is present.
Can anybody tell me what specific assembly reference should I add to get 'ADO' namespace inside 'Data' namespace.
Thanks in advance.
regards,
Pranoti
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I spent most of yesterday being frustrated by ORACLE. Using the ORACLE provided OLE DB driver, I call a stored procedure which doesn't return a recordset. This is done with a parameterised command "{CALL procname(?,?,?)}". So far, so good.
However, if one of the parameters is a BLOB, I have problems. The parameter is an IN BLOB, and I pass it out as an ISequentialStream. Now either it doesn't use the parameter (and it's treated as if I passed in NULL), or it fails with a parameter mismatch. Now you might think that this is all my own fault, but exactly the same code works with a SQL Server SP which takes an IMAGE parameter.
Anyone any ideas on how to resolve this?
Steve S
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i need to connect to a database(independent of whatever databse it is)
from my C++ program..
it should be done with ADO..
how do i do it?
what are the ADO functions to do this job?
ranjani
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Hi,
Mmmm... Here you have the connection string formats for each type of database using ADO:
ConnectionStrings
you can use ODBC on ADO as well. Good Luck
Braulio
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hey guys, sort of a general-ish implementation question here:
in this project i'm working on, i have a MFC/ADO program working with MS Access databases for an art firm. being an art firm, the database works with images, and i somehow need to embed those images into the database. so far i have a field with an "OLE Object" type, because that was how the firm has done it in the past (insert the image as an ole object). to me it sounds ideal because then i can insert and view the thumbnail associated with the entry a lot easier than if it was stored externally in a file, and it'd be much easier to move the database around. however, i cant seem to figure out how to interact with OLE Object types.
can anyone point me in the general direction of how i can insert images and extract and view them if they're stored as an OLE Object in an access db? or is the idea bogus and there's an easier implementation that my feeble mind hasn't thought of 
thanks for any help guys!
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Quick tip:
Store the images in the filesystem instead. A shared folder on the workstation with the database itself will do fine. You will kill the database otherwise (not to mention that OLEObjects in Access is a real pain in the XXX to work with...).
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For eg.,
I have a Datatable inside a dataset which contains following
columns say 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D' (the order of column may vary from difft source)
I need to send a datatable to function which requires only 'B' and 'D'. Based on this column, I use SqlDataadapter for update to the database.
This adapter requires ordering of the columns. That is the reason I am creating required table and sending it to the function.
For eg.,
l_sqlString = "SELECT SEGMENT_ID,MEMBER_ID,EMAIL_GRP_ID FROM EM_PROMO_GRP_MEM WHERE EMAIL_GRP_ID = 7";
SqlConnection l_objSqlConn = new SqlConnection(DAOConfigDataUtil.GetConnectionString(DatabaseType.SQL));
sAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(l_sqlString,l_objSqlConn);
If I am right DataView can be used only to view particular columns from a datatable.
Please help me out.
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I am new to DB programming in VC.
Any Idea why this SQL statement will not return any results in my program:
SELECT *
FROM Table
WHERE Field1 LIKE "*text*" AND Field2 LIKE "*txt*";
The query runs fine in Access 2002 but will not return any results in my VC app.
"Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" is my provider when connecting to the Acesss DB. I tried to use "Microsoft Access Driver" but that throws an exception because it can not be found(???).
Thanks for any suggestions.
Matt (Padawan Learner)
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Hello all
I'm connecting to sqlserver using ADO and trying to execute a stored procedure. I'm getting an error like "invalid char value for cast specification error". I've the following code to execute the stored procedure.
setproc(int devid,char *cfgid,char *lmsgid)
{
try{
m_Command.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Command));
//using already created connection object
m_Command->ActiveConnection = m_Connection;
m_Command->CommandType = adCmdStoredProc;
m_Command->CommandText = "usp_IsIDExist";
_ParameterPtr pParam1, pParam2,pParam3;
pParam1=m_Command->CreateParameter(bstr_t ("DevID"), adTinyInt,adParamInput,sizeof (BYTE),_variant_t (long(devid)));
m_Command->Parameters->Append(pParam1);
pParam2=m_Command->CreateParameter(bstr_t ("CfgID"), adVarChar,adParamInput,1,(_bstr_t)cfgid);
m_Command->Parameters->Append(pParam2);
pParam3=m_Command->CreateParameter(bstr_t ("LastMsgID"), adVarChar,adParamInput,strlen(lmsgid),(_bstr_t)lmsgid);
m_Command->Parameters->Append(pParam3);
m_Recordset = m_Command->Execute( &vNull, &vNull, adCmdStoredProc);
}catch(com_error &e){}
}
I've the following strored procedure .....
CREATE PROCEDURE usp_IsIDExist
@DevID integer,
@CfgID char(1),
@MsgID varchar(255)
AS
BEGIN
IF (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM dbo.MsgLog WHERE DevID = @DevID AND CfgID = @CfgID AND MsgID = @MsgID) <> 0
SELECT Result = 1
ELSE
SELECT Result = 0
END
in msglog table devid -- int,cfgid -- char(1) and msgid -- varchar(255).
Is there anything wrong this code. I tried it on two machines, on one machine it worked where on another machine if failed giving me the above mentioned error. Both machines have the same database setup except the fact that one is win2000 server and another one is win2000 prof.
Can anyone help me in this?
Many thanks for your help.
Hari.
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Dear Friends,
Consider the table:
id country
=== =======
1 Australia
2 Burma
3 Canada
4 USA
I've an input string:
set @input = 'I live in Australia'
Now i need to find out that is there any substring of my input string present in the 'country' column of above table.
example, in my sample string: "I live in Australia", the substring 'Australia' is present in the table above. Thats what i like to know. So how can i make such SQL query ??
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I would assume you are using a stored procedure? The key elements in a query like this are the LIKE keyword and a % sign on both sides of your search variable. Something like the following should do it for you:
SELECT id, country FROM [YourTable] WHERE country LIKE '%' + input + '%'
HTH
-Nick Parker
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... Is SQL Server ideal for client-server application using a peer-to-peer connection? What's the difference if there's a hub that would connect 2 computers rather than having a peer-to-peer connection?
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fume wrote:
... Is SQL Server ideal for client-server application using a peer-to-peer connection? What's the difference if there's a hub that would connect 2 computers rather than having a peer-to-peer connection?
The network makes no difference. SQL just uses the stack that the OS supplies. It does not care if you are connected via Satellite, 10mbit or cross-over.
Cheers
Mike
Johannesburg, South Africa
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Not entirely true...
SQL uses a choice of protocols, TCP-IP being one, Named Pipes another. If the OS does not provide one of the supported protocols, SQL would not be accessible outside the local node.
I doubt that it would work over a direct serial connect unless it were carring one of the suppoerted connection protocols.
Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped. - Elbert Hubbard
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I have a DataSet that is filled by a SqlDataAdapter. If a row is deleted within the app, this is properly reflected in both the DataSet and central database when Update() is called on the SqlDataAdapter.
However, if records are deleted from the database by some other process (outside the application), and I subsequently call the Fill(dataset.table) method of the SqlDataAdapter, the rows that were deleted from the database still seem to exist in the DataSet.
Any ideas how I can ensure that if records have been deleted from the database, that these deletions are fully reflected in the DataSet?
-- James --
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The deleted rows are likely only visible in the deleted rows view (Datatable retains all your original rows unless you clear it first, or call datatable.acceptchanges after you call Fill to "refresh" the data. Same applies to modifications made by others. Strange behavior perhaps, but that how it's documented.
Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped. - Elbert Hubbard
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Calling AcceptChanges on the datatable after the Fill did not seem to remove the extra records. However, calling Clear on the table just before calling Fill does the trick. I was a little wary of using Clear for fear of deleting my database, but I see it only clears the table and doesn't mark records for deletion.
Thanks for the help!
-- James --
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In Access, there's a field in my table: Count number;
I try to use it in my project like this:
DataRow row;<br />
<br />
public string Count<br />
{<br />
get<br />
{<br />
if ( row != null && row["Count"] != null ) <br />
{<br />
return row["Count"].ToString();<br />
}<br />
return "";<br />
}<br />
set<br />
{<br />
if ( row != null ) <br />
{<br />
row["Count"] = ( value == "" ) ? null : value; }<br />
}<br />
}
but when I set the do this: this.Count = ""; I got an exception. Acctually what I want to do here is same as "update count = null" in sql.
How can I fix that?
Thanks in advance.
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There is VSS in Visual Studio 6.0. But I can't find it in Visual Studio .Net
Anyone know why?
Thanks in advance.
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I believe VSS is only in the Enterprise Edition of VS.NET (along with Visio) and needs to be explicitly installed
Cheers,
Tom Archer
Inside C#,
Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework
It's better to listen to others than to speak, because I already know what I'm going to say anyway. - friend of Jörgen Sigvardsson
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