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Why not take charge and provide your own logging/error handling? If you take care of the error handling inside your app, the app will never crash (and Windows won't need to be involved).

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Have you ever seen the signs advertising office space, "If you worked from here, you would be home by now"?

That's what coding up raw ODBC is like vs. using an ORM. Sure, there might be an initial...

Yes, but I expect it to be called in a loop with once per column. Not like the following code where the 2nd call eats the return call of the first:

ret = SQLColumns();
ret = SQLBindColumn();
ret...

Why is SQLBindColumn called twice?

What happens when you set some breakpoints and step through the code?

For older technologies, the ATL OLEDB Consumer classes are an order of magnitude improvement over the MFC db classes. They're lighter weight, easier to modify for schema changes, support multiple db...

People still use ODBC?

While this is technically true, learning this way leaves the programmer with a deficit (imo) - that is, with notepad a programmer can't learn the all too important skill of debugging. Understanding...

Or, the debug and output windows appear as tabs in the same pane.

If you haven't used an Object Relational Mapper (ORM) before you may want to check it out. I see a few available for c++. If they are anything like the EF Core ORM for C#, they will build the...

If using C++, use different namespaces.

Read posts by someone that wants to write an article.

Are you able to connect with SSMS?

Btw, I've used SQLCMD within PowerShell for years, but recently ran into a issue where it just would not connect to a specific server. Never could figure out the...

Are the named pipes protocol enabled on sql server? They aren't by default. Search google for "sql configuration manager"

What type is the data are you trying to store? Is it binary data? String data?

Use a named mutex. Create the mutex in the windows app before you launch the console app. When the console app starts up, try to open the mutex. It should open. If the mutex doesn't exist and the...

Would reformatting your code help you to spot the error?

public class MyObj
{
public string Obj1 { get; set; }
public string Obj2 { get; set; }
}
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
...

No screenshots please, just include the code snippet and the error.

Not sure what you are asking. Are you asking what datatype you should store fingerprint data in? If so, probably a VARBINARY datatype would be suitable.

You'll need to also use F9 to set a breakpoint before using F10 & F11. Otherwise, F10 & F11 aren't much use.

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Probably the least painful approach is to incrementally keep production code to the current version or at least cuurent minus 1. Yeah, every few years you have to feel a little pain getting your old...

Victor' that was a well written post from Guido.

Take a look at the lvselstate sample here: https://forums.codeguru.com/showthread.php?565179-ListCtrl-in-MFC&p=2238400#post2238400