try showDialog() instead of show(). I don't know if this will work, but try it.

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Good day. I've set-up my SQL 2005 Express server to run on my local machine. What I want to do is develop an application that makes use of an embedded database. What I mean by this is my database must be distributed with each copy of the application. The application is not multi-user and needs to run local machine only, so as I understand it I don't need to intall a server on each client machine to do database handling. Am I right, or must I install the Express server on each client machine? I would like to use SQL Express as it's easily embedded into Visual Studio 2005 and has a properly working visual interface. Foreign key constrains is a must have(as always). I have great difficulty in finding help on the net with regards to this. Can someone please help me or explain to me how I can make my database embeddable? Self explanation or website reverences will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance

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Thank you VERY much. You've been of great help. Enjoy the rest of your day.

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No thanks. No reinventing the wheel here. No, the application is not even multiuser. It's a small application that will help others start their own company. It won't need to store alot of data. Maybe 20/30MB of data, if it's that much! Are SQLLite and VistaDB also running on a server or can it be accessed by file such as Access?

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http://www.w3schools.com/ They've got alot of XML tutorials. Go through them

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No problem ASBESTOS-greeting LiquidE

Sorry. I think I didn't explain properly. The product I'm developing is a product that will be sold to alot of different people. It will aid them in doing some basic stuff. Therefore I need a method/way of handling the database, wihtout installing extra servers/software. The thing as I understand it with SQL Server I'll need to install it on every machine that will run the application. That will cost alot of money, won't it? Isn't there methods of doing datafile handling and data integrity chechs from within C#? I need something that I can bundle with the application. Thanks alot ASBESTOS-greetings LiquidE

Hi. Try something like this StartScreen.mCP.talkTime("#FM", "01", new object[]{newINIs, items}); I don't know if it'll work, but try it. One never know. ASBESTOS-Greetings

Good day. I'm writing my first program for a company. The program will interact with Microsoft Word & Excell. It will do basic stuff such as Mail merges and inserting text at bookmarks. A basic accounting system will be needed. Nothing fancy. A register with customer information and contact details aswell as employee information will also be needed. Now: Which method should I use to store the data? Obviously I can use Access to do the database handling, but would it be recommended? If not, why not? and which other methods can I use to do my data handling? If you recommend I use Access, will it be secure and are there any methods I can use to try keep someone from finding out the database structure and messing with the data inside the file itself? I know it's alot of questions, but your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks alot ASBESTOS-Greetings LiquidE

Thanks I tried it, but it didn't work. Any other ideas? Is there anything like a "getElementByClass()" ?

Good day to all. Here is some html I've been trying to access using JavaScript

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Can anyone tell me how I can access the following div in JavaScript? I want to change its style.I've tried the following, but it doesn't work: ....... try { this.document.div.addMemberDiv.hideableDiv.style.display="table"; } ......... -- modified at 15:41 Thursday 18th May, 2006

Try using String of char* instead of CString. Just remember to import in your C++ file.

Imagine such a situation: you have a template data structure class, and you want to stream data from a file into your data structure. Values in the file should all be of the same primitive type, but the type itself is not recorded anywhere explicitly. And the question is: in the main program, how would you find out the type of values that a specific file stores? Because the type is needed to instantiate the data structure before you can start streaming data in... If you guys want to understand the whole problem the link for the Project can be found at: http://www.cs.up.ac.za/download.php/COS212/Assignments/project1.pdf or http://www.cs.up.ac.za/download.php/COS212/Assignments/project1.ps I've been struggling to find a sollution to this problem for weeks now. The project has to be in tomorrow. Help would GREATLY be appreciated. Thanks alot

Can anyone please tell me why this code code gives a segmentation? The class NonLeafTrieNode { public: NonLeafTrieNode(){}; NonLeafTrieNode(char); private: friend class Trie; NonLeafTrieNode **ptrs; char *letters; int endOfWord; bool isLeaf; }; The code below are in the Trie class and I use this to access the isLeaf variable in the class. int flag = p->ptrs[pos]->isLeaf; if (!(pos == -1) && flag) If I keep the isLeaf variable a boolean the code gives a segmentation fault, but whenever I make it a integer the code works perfectly. Can anyone tell me why this happens. Thanks a lot LiquidE_SA

Can anyone please tell me why this code code gives a segmentation? The class NonLeafTrieNode { public: NonLeafTrieNode(){}; NonLeafTrieNode(char); private: friend class Trie; NonLeafTrieNode **ptrs; char *letters; int endOfWord; **bool** isLeaf; }; The code below are in the Trie class and I use this to access the isLeaf variable in the class. int flag = p->ptrs[pos]->isLeaf; if (!(pos == -1) && flag) If I keep the isLeaf variable a boolean the code gives a segmentation fault, but whenever I make it a integer the code works perfectly. Can anyone tell me why this happens. Thanks a lot LiquidE_SA

Can someone please tell me how the following is possible? How is it possible to cast a LeafTrieNode pointer to a "NonLeafTrieNode" pointer, like this? p->ptrs[pos] = (NonLeafTrieNode*) new LeafTrieNode(suffix); The program works like this, but I don't know how it works, because "LeafTrieNode" isn't derived from "NonLeafTrieNode" "lieaftrienode.h" #ifndef LEAF_TRIE_NODE_H #define LEAF_TRIE_NODE_H class LeafTrieNode { public: LeafTrieNode(){}; LeafTrieNode(char*); private: bool leaf; char *word; friend class Trie; }; #endif "nonlieaftrienode.h" #ifndef NON_LEAF_TRIE_NODE_H #define NON_LEAF_TRIE_NODE_H class NonLeafTrieNode { public: NonLeafTrieNode(){}; NonLeafTrieNode(char); private: friend class Trie; NonLeafTrieNode **ptrs; char *letters; bool isLeaf; bool endOfWord; }; #endif -- modified at 9:54 Monday 19th September, 2005

We'll try that. Thanks alot for your help.

The problem is that the input I an getting can be of any basic data type....int, double,char..etc My data-structure is using templates that is been made at compile-time, but I need the type to change in real time. I think there is a way to do it using a derived class of the template class, but I can't seem to figure it out. I'm sure many people had the same problem before with something like using a STL vector or list, and not knowing what type of data will be stored in the vector, at compile time. Please help!! I hope I explained my problem clearly.....?

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I'm grabbing input word by word. instead of coding: if (input is numeric) if (input contains '.'){ AbrstrackTree *p = new BTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BStarTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BPlusTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new Trie(); } else { AbrstrackTree *p = new BTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BStarTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BPlusTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new Trie(); } if (input is char*){ AbrstrackTree *p = new BTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BStarTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BPlusTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new Trie(); } I want to do something similar to: typename int T; AbrstrackTree *p = new BTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BStarTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new BPlusTree(); AbrstrackTree *p = new Trie(); I'm trying to find out if there's a way of changing the type of T at run-time