0x80020009 access rights opentext

ForNow

Seems like the above error has to do with access rights I am running windows 7 I right click on the file and under the security I see everything checked off but the special permissions don't know if that would be the problem

Lost User

Without information on the context in which you receive the error it is impossible to speculate.

Use the best guess

ForNow

Here is the code

COleVariant myvar;
myvar.vt = VT_I4;
myvar.lVal = NULL;
COleVariant Orgin((short)3),
StartRow((short)1),
DataType((short)1),
ConsecutiveDelimter((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
TAB((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
Semicolon((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
Comma((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
Space((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
Other((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
OtherChar((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
FieldInfo((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
TextVisualLayout((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
DecimalSeprator((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
ThousandSeprator((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
TrailingMinusNumbers((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL),
Local((short) FALSE, VT_BOOL);

books.OpenText(_T("C:\\FILE\\EXCEL.TXT"),
Orgin,
StartRow,
DataType,
myvar.lVal,
ConsecutiveDelimter,
TAB,
Semicolon,
Comma,
Space,
Other,
OtherChar,
FieldInfo,
TextVisualLayout,
DecimalSeprator,
ThousandSeprator,
TrailingMinusNumbers,
Local);

ForNow

Hi I lookend filename in memory and every letter is seprated by a NULL X'00' so C: is 43005C I am out of my debugging session but I think 5C is : Thanks

Lost User

That just means it is a Unicode string. I have explained to you a number of times about your mishandling of Unicode and ASCII strings, and I suspect this is just another example.

Use the best guess