I have a program which generates GUID.Is there a chance that more than one thread spawned at the same time (< 1 millisec) in the same machine to have same GUID?. Thanks, Rane

Is it knowingly or unknowingly? :~ -Rane

It really depends on the type of song that you are listening to. ;-) -Rane

This error message is self-explanatory. Check whether your DSN is setup correctly. Any incorrect DSN(UserID/Pwd) will lead to this error.In addition Pl check if you have right level of access to the database. -Rane

Could you post the error/problem that you are getting/facing while trying to establish the connection? -Rane

General Rule Applicable for any Programming language *Read the Concept. *Understand the Program logic. *Practice All the very best Pal :thumbsup: Thanks, Rane

During Compile time... Regards, Rane

select m_id from w_mat where ( w_mat.row_id in (Select prime_id from d_table where a_type=3 and o_type='XXX' and a_name='YYYY' and ( decode(REPLACE (TRANSLATE(TRIM(a_value),'-.0123456789', '000000000000'), '0', NULL), NULL,to_number(TRIM(a_value))) = 1 )) ) order by 1 If a_value encounters a non-numeric value, this query returns an error. Is there a way to modify the query to look for the particular value (i.e) 1 and ignore if it encounters any non-numeric value during the data fetch.. Regards, Rane

Have you seen this[^] Regards, Rane

T.RATHA KRISHNAN wrote:

GetOSGNode()

What happens inside the GetOSGNode() method?. Post us the code piece... Regards, Rane

Use OpenProcess() to get a handle to the process that you want to monitor.Then use CreateToolhelp32Snapshot() API which will give you lists of the modules (DLLs) that are a part of your process image which you can then iterate using Module32First/Module32Next() and obtain the load addresses and extents. It will also give you a list of the heaps, runtime allocated memory used by alloc/free and stacks. You then use Heap32ListFirst/Heap32ListNext to iterate those and obtain their start addresses and extents. You then use those addresses with ReadProcessMemory() to actually read the Random Access Memory. Also, be sure to suspend the target process otherwise things could change the moment after you obtain your information. Regards, Rane

Adopt the similar strategy as posted by me below! :cool: Regards, Rane

Intresting..I learned a new CP tip today :) Regards, Rane

_tcstol CRT function will do... Regards, Rane

modified on Thursday, September 18, 2008 12:49 AM

The link I posted earlier was an incorrect link and the correct link is here[^] Regards, Rane

Have you seen this[^]. Regards, Rane

subramanyeswari wrote:

Is there any way to correct this code without installing a hotfix?

I think you may have to install the hotfix provided by MS to resolve this issue.BTW,Why are you hesitating to install the hotfix? :) Regards, Rane

Use RegCopyTree to copy the whole registry tree (Key & its Subkeys) to a dummy key and then delete the original tree.Then try creating a new Key(using RegCreateKeyEx) with "New Name" and add the whole subtree to the "New Name" Key. Regards, Rane

T.RATHA KRISHNAN wrote:

Sorry. I'm fighting with this exception too frequently.

Is this issue happening only for some specific project or for all projects? Regards, Rane

Have you seen this link[^] Regards, Rane