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Unicode Text File c:\test.txt contents: "Test" (without quotes). wchar_t is defined as unsigned short as it should be. typedef unsigned short wchar_t; But wifstream which is defined as typedef basic_ifstream > wifstream; cannot read unicode file correctly. #include using namespace std; void main () { wifstream is ("c:\\test.txt"); wchar_t c; while ((c = is.get ()) != WEOF) { wprintf (L"%c", c); } } output was: ..T.e.s.t. When I tried short instead of wchar_t all went ok; #include using namespace std; void main () { typedef basic_ifstream > ifs; ifs is ("c:\\test.txt"); wchar_t c; while ((c = is.get ()) != WEOF) { wprintf (L"%c", c); } } output was: Test Should wchar_t be defined as short or this is a bug in standard C++ library shipped with VC++ 6.0? B2C

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I think it has nothing to do with drivers but permissions for the specific directory. Therefore, whereever you placed the databsse, give (RW)permissions both to directory and the database. I think that will solve the problem. :wtf:

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I don't think you can do the case thing in C, or any C type language.

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