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You can pass NULL parameter to the CRecordset Open function. In this case the default SQL statement is used, but you have to specify this statement in derived from CRecordset class function...

It's not true. The CRecordset class doesn't do it for you. You have to specify the select statement in the recordset open function.

Use the Class Wizard to generate your recordset files. In your files the macros in *.cpp (AFX_FIELD_INIT, AFX_FIELD_MAP AFX_FIELD) and *.h (AFX_FIELD, AFX_VIRTUAL) are missed. I have attached sample...

Also specify the lpszSockAddress (third parameter in Create function) as a pointer to a string containing the network address of the connected socket.

Call the AfxInitSocket() function only once in your CWinApp::InitInstance.

Your recordset files are not complete. Use Class Wizard to generate these files (View->ClassWizard->Add Class->New).

Could you post the CMyProjectClass files?

This code should help you to find the problem with the exception.


try
{
CMyProjectClass rs(&myDatabase);
rs.Open(CRecordset::snapshot,_T("Select proj_num, contact_name from...

You have to derive your recordset from the CRecordset class and bind all columns you need to the variables prior to call the recordset’s Open member function. Use the ClassWizard to create a...

I forgot to say that SetOrientation() function should be declared in your application class derrived from CWinApp. HGLOBAL m_hDevMode is protected member of the CWinApp class.

The function shown below sets the orientation of the paper for a printer. Call this function before CView::OnFilePrint() and CView::OnFilePrintPreview() calls.


BOOL SetOrientation(BOOL bLandFl)...

The PeekMessage, DispatchMessage and TranslateMessage functions use MSG type not UINT as parameters. Try this :


do
{
MSG msg;
while ( PeekMessage (&msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE) )
{...

FILETIME ft1, ft2;
COleDateTime ot1(ft1);
COleDateTime ot2(ft2);
COleDateTimeSpan otspan = ot2-ot1;
otspan.GetTotalDays();

"The WM_INITDIALOG message is the first message the dialog box procedure receives. If the dialog box procedure returns TRUE, the Windows sets the input focus to the first child window control in the...

The attached is a working example. Try to set the editbox as a first control on the dialog (Layout->Tab Order).

Is this code working well now?

It works well for me.

You don't need to pass the ID of editbox as a parameter. You know the value, so you can set the second parameter to this value in GetDlgItem instead of using lParam.
Could...

The WS_TABSTOP has nothing to do with your problem. Sorry for my previous message.
You can call the DialogBoxParam with dwInitParam parameter set to the ID of your editbox and call SetFocus on init...

Use WS_TABSTOP flag with your editbox control.

I usually use ATL COM AppWizard to create a service application and call PostThreadMessge(dwThreadID,WM_QUIT,0,0) to stop the service from inside the service program.
The dwThreadID parameter is a...

If you want to display the main menu as a popup menu follow these steps:
1. Create a temporary popup menu (menuPopup)
2. Append all popup submenus from the main menu to this menu
3. Call...

Q: How to know when text is pasted from clipboard to 'CEdit' control?

A: In the destination application derive all edit controls from 'CEdit' and override 'OnChar()' and 'OnContextMenu()':


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You call WaitCommEvent with lpOverlapped = NULL. It is a blocking call and it means the thread function waits for an event to occur (EV_RXCHAR in your example). If there are no input bytes the...

I know it. I only wanted to point that the code shuld be placed in the dialog box class.

If you use the MS Access database (MDB) you can parse the ODBC connect string for "...;DBQ=\YourDatabasePath\YourDatabaseFile.mdb;..." substring.


CDatabase db;
db.Open("YourDSN");
CString s =...