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Hi Paul, This is a known problem. Here is the text of an upcoming Microsoft Knowledgebase which discusses the situation: Program Crash When Connecting to a Data Source from a DLL ———————————————————————- The information in this article applies to: – Microsoft Foundation Classes for Windows, version 2.5 ———————————————————————- SYMPTOMS ========…
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ODBC Tales
Message #30650
We can't really talk about it now, but we will certainly post information in this forum when it becomes available. Steve Roeder Microsoft Developers Support
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ODBC in DLL
Message #30649
Hi Craig,
m_strFilter Problem
Message #30645
Hi Ted, The syntax for the m_strFilter string should be: m_strFilter = "Location = 'OverThere'"; Steve Roeder Microsoft Developers Support
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ODBC Class from Non-MFC
Message #30642
Hi Doug, I don't understand… It did not link right? The next part of you message describes a bunch of link errors, how did you get a GP fault? Where does the GP fault occur? These functions are defined in one of the Windows libraries: SHELL.LIB. Make sure you include…
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#Database Link Errors
Message #30483
Hi Thomas,
#29832-
SQL Data Sources Dialog
Message #30479
Hi Rob, The syntax you gave: Open(DatabaseName) is not correct for the CDatabase::Open member function. You need to pass as the first parameter "DSN=". See the documentation for CDatabase::Open and the section "Data Source:Managing Connections" in the Database Classes manual for more information. Also, you should use the ODBC Administrator…
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changing Index using SQL
Message #30475
Hi Pat, There should bee help files installed in the \WINDOWS\SYSTEM subdirectory for each ODBC driver you have installed. It will tell you if a certain SQL grammer is supported or not. You can simply search on "DROP INDEX" to see what it says. Unfortunately, the Access help file, DRVACCSS.HLP,…