Learning purposes, although I haven't looked at std::list, maybe that will shed some light. Thanks. - Xavier

How do you declare a pointer to a template? I'm trying to make a clone of the CList class, and cannot figure out how they have defined the POSITION type. in list.h (search for 'clist' in the MSDN library), it is defined thusly: #define POSITION CNode* This works for all class methods of my CList and CNode, however when I try and use it in code I get a "TYPE undeclared" error. Suggestions? - Xavier

This would have worked but for the fact that not every field can be converted to an int, meaning Access throws an error. I think I might just have to redesign this part of the database. - Xavier

Thanks for that I'm afraid upgrading from Access 2000 isn't an option at this stage, although it's good to know that it not possible, might give me some leverage... :) - Xavier

I am currently developing two seperate projects, one using Access 2000 and one using Access XP (On two different machines, both with IIS). With Access 2000, I must close the database before my asp page can access (database in use error), whereas with XP I don't. Is it possible to replicate the XP behaviour in 2000, or is the problem not related to access? - Xavier

Is it possible? I need to typecast a string to number and then use a "<" comparison. Any ideas? - Xavier

I have to upload my site to a remote server which I don't have much control over, and as such I don't think I can use ODBC connection names (I don't know much about them, correct me if I'm wrong). I have the databases stored in a subdirectory (wwwroot/databases) and I am going to try and change the security permissions on this database. I'm not the right comp to try this now (it's at work) but I'll post what code I'm using as soon as possible. Thanks for your help :) - X

You're exactly right, thanks :) - X

I've just upgraded to XP Pro/IIS from Win98/PWS. I put my website in wwwroot, changed the permissions on the database folder to 'read and write' so I can modify my databases (Access 2000). But alas, I get a 'query must be updateable' error! I went into the wwwroot folder using explorer and went to the databases folder's properties. I don't have a 'security' tab (Am I supposed to? I do on W2K) and I can't uncheck the readonly option! My queries are like: UPDATE table SET field1='value1', field2='value2' WHERE ID = myid INSERT INTO table (field1, field2) VALUES ('value1', 'value2') Has anyone had any problem similar to this or have any ideas? I'm stuck. - X

Let's not forget Manuel, Que? Si. Fire! Fire! - X

With all the hype surrounding the Soccer, let us not forget Robocup starts this coming week. Robots playing soccer, the ultimate combination of technology and sport! Sublime... Go team ILI!! Woo! Yeah! - X Now where did I put my camoflauge pants?

What about 'Bat out of Hell'?? I love that song! I might go listen to it now... - X

Jon Sagara wrote: Actually, the one I told her featured Sherlock Holmes and Watson... That's the version I've heard as well... - X

Teehee. I haven't heard that before. Goes down as my JOTD :laugh: - X

Thanks. I also found an article in Microsoft's Knowledge Base (Don't have the link on me) that says what you did, just in more words :) - X

Kill Everyone This would have to be one of the most..um..original sites I have come across - X

Well done! I still got a couple more years :( - X

I found www.gamedev.net to be very helpful, not just with DX. - X

'Operation must use an updateable query. ' That's what I get whenever I try and run an INSERT INTO statement from an ASP file. I'm using IIS 4.0 and Access 2000. The weirdest thing is that I've had it working before and I can't remember changing anything! I also get this error when I upload my site to my webspace. I thought that maybe it means I have to use UPDATE, but that wouldn't create a new record, would it? I really stuck for any ideas, any help would be appreciated. - X

I'm afraid that didn't work. But, Alas! I found the solution! I changed the 'Date' field to 'DatePosted'. I presume 'Date' is a reserved word. It took me three hours to figure that out. Oh well. Thanks for you help anyway - X