You are right 8 Fs are there as it is a 32 bit value.

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Yes, As the api source is not open source, Is there any minor possibility of having it blocked for 49 days..... Probably we can check it by debugging the api in assembly code. I am just doubting if microsoft has passed the timeout value to the internal generic logic considering the user will never keep itself block for 49 days .... :rolleyes: :laugh:

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We do not know how WaitForSingleObject is implemented. We are just relying on the MSDN documentation. Documentation says, if I pass INFINITE as a timeout value, the function will be blocked indefinitely until the object is signaled. But when I checked the #define value of the INFINITE, it is 0xFFFFFFFF So we pass OxFFFFFFFF to WaitForSingleObject as a timeout. It is equivalent to 49 days. So my question is, does WaitForSingleObject timeout after 49 days if INFINITE is passed. :)

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There should be some way for the writer to know why his article was rejected. I am asking for that reason so that i can correct it. I spent almost 5 hours in composing the article to see its being deleted. And now I dont even know what was wrong with it. It is definitely demoralizing.

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I dont recall it fully as on clicking it went away. But it was saying something about the article deletion.

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Ok. Thanks. When can I expect the reply. Will modify the article if needed.

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Now you cant see it because it is deleted now. Yesterday I published it and i did see "Pending" status before the article name on the link i just provided. It went for the approval. Its deleted, i received a notification for the deletion too. I just want to know why it was deleted, was there any problem with the article content ?

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This is the link [^]

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Yesterday i published an article. It went into the pending status. But today i can see it is got deleted. How to know why it was deleted ?

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Use the following line of code.

dirPath =fullFilePath.substr(0,(fullFilePath.find_last_of(L"\\")));

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sorry jerry but it doesent work at my side it still gives me 00:00:00 . Data type of "StartTime" in database is "time"

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Data type of the field "StartTime" is "time"

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Here i am developing a application which require to fetch Time from database . But i am getting 00:00:00 AM as a time everytime. We are using MySql database. Code fragment is.... ======================================================== _variant_t vtValue; vtValue = RsSession->Fields->GetItem("StartTime")->GetValue(); COleDateTime d( vtValue ); sprintf( name, "%02d:%02d:%02d",d.GetHour(),d.GetMinute(),d.GetSecond() ); ======================================================== in "name" i am getting "00:00:00" ..everytime.. All the other values i am retrieving from ResultSetPtr are OK. Can any one tell me what is to be done ther .... Thanks in advance

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Here i am developing a application which require to fetch Time from database . But i am getting 00:00:00 AM as a time everytime. We are using MySql database. Code fragment is.... ======================================================== _variant_t vtValue; vtValue = RsSession->Fields->GetItem("StartTime")->GetValue(); COleDateTime d( vtValue ); sprintf( name, "%02d:%02d:%02d",d.GetHour(),d.GetMinute(),d.GetSecond() ); ======================================================== in "name" i am getting "00:00:00" ..everytime.. All the other values i am retrieving from ResultSetPtr are OK. Can any one tell me what is to be done ther .... Thanks in advance Prafulla Vedante E-Mail : prafulla_v@asianitg.com