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I am already using perfomance monitor (perfmon), but wanted to find something a little more detailed. the more metrics i can get the better. I have been looking at sysinternal but wanted to get...

Can anyone suggest any good tools that can be used to monitor application performance? Specifically, I am looking for a thread, memory, CPU, and port monitor.

Any suggestions? I want to monitor an...

Thanks for your help. That works for this problem (it compiles at least, testing will tell for sure).

So far, you all have been a greate resource so I am asking one last question (hopefully).

I am threading some database functions and am passing a struct via the CreateThread(...) function. No...

I also read these and also other threads referenced from MSDN before posting here. I was still confused on a couple issues, but I think MrViggy has pushed me in the right direction. I just need to...

Outstanding Mr. Viggy, I think that gave me the push I needed.

Ok, I need to create a thread function uses the comm port that is passed a single parameter (char[16]), and it is to return a char * (LPSTR) value.

I already have the comm port functionality...

Thanks for the help. Now I have to find out how to add this functionality.

Yes, that is what I am intending on doing now that the utility is stable as a single threaded app ("do one thing at a time, do it very well, then move on").

This leads to another issue, if I make...

You are correct, my post was a little vague. Let's see if I can clarify a little.

THis is a C/C++ V6 application using a common dialog. The dialog has several text fields on it that get populated...

I hope this makes sense, so here goes:
I have a form that runs in a loop. It uses comm ports, local and remote database lookups. When I start a process, I want to reflect certain information on the...

I know there are packages available to create and mount CD image files, but I would like to try this myself. Can anyone point me to information or give any advise on where to start? I need any...

Thanks for yur help on this. Mapping to network drives is easy, I have been doing that for awhile now. Working with the local drives was a little more difficult but using the UNC path...

SOLVED!!!

I had to use WNetAddConnection2, and I also need to use the local drive default share UNC path like the following:

c:\ has a default share of C$, if tyhe local machine name is...

I am trying to do this by using the code given by "VB_THE_BEST". If I wanted help with manually mapping a drive, I would have asked elewhere.

When i use the WNetAddConnection method given (which I...

I have VB 6.0 and need to map a folder on the local disk to a drive letter: i.e. c:\myapp\mydata would need to be mapped to e:\mydata.

Mapping network shares is rather easy, but I cannot find out...

actually, yes via the watch window!!! And yes, I am using version 6.

let me dump it to a text file and see what that says...


GAAAAK!!!
The test log shows the entire string!!! It was the...

Nice thought Ernst (:thumb:), but this also fails to work. Truncates at exactly same place!!!!


_bstr_t sndSQL;
sndSQL = ::SysAllocString(L"updatemachineData_h 'RKR...

Since this _bstr_t( const char* s2 ) throw( _com_error ); throws a comm error, I tried this:


_bstr_t sndSQL;
try{
_bstr_t ssql(cmdSQL);
sndSQL = (L"updatemachineData_h 'RKR...

Man I feel like a complete nub, I tried all of these suggestions and nothing so far makes any difference. The string is still truncated at the same place.

I tried:


_bstr_t sndSQL(cmdSQL);...

No go...

I used the
_bstr_t sndSQL(cmdSQL);
but the string is still truncated in the same location (original string length: 186, new string length 108, I counted the characters).

I am really...

Agh.. Thanks. I will give it a shot and see if that helps.

I have the following:

char cmdSQL[256];
int stLen = 0;
stLen = sprintf(cmdSQL,"updatemachineData_h '%s','%s',%d,%d,'%s',
'%s',%f,%f,%f,%d,%d,%f,%f,%f,%f,%f,'%s'",
nbr1, nmid1, ntme, njdt,...

This is where I am confused, the SP uses the 'set nocount on' in order to suppress the "# records affected" messages. I am not even sure that this is needed, I am looking at examples and reading...

I have a stored procedure on a MSSQL2K server that will perform 2 processes. I am doing a check of the processes and will return an int value which specifies whether the processes completed properly,...