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Figured it out....TIMESTAMP_STRUCT No more errors.

Here's some more information... After tracing through, the following error is being returned in the trace route: "Error in column 2: Restricted data type attribution violation". Column 2 is a DATE type in Oracle. I am trying to bind it to a long* type in Visual C++. It's not working. What C++...

I need some help from someone experienced in bulk row fetching with ODBC. I have a dialog app that queries an Oracle database. I had a CRecordset-derived class that initially fetched single rows. I soon discovered that I needed to fetch more than one row at a time, so I decided to implement...

There is no problem. As I said, it works fine now.

And, yes, VC++ DOES support SQL functions. Translater() included.

I figured it out. When I created the database class using the '*', VC++ created objects for all of the columns. In my query that only selected one of those columns, VC++ couldn't find the data to fill all of the database objects, so the error was a result. I added all of the columns to my query...

And this query runs fine in VC++: select * from raw_data where payload_message_id='46069' and measurement_date=to_date('2004050315','YYYYMMDDHH24')

I am getting an "Invalid descriptor index" error when I run the following query in VC++. select translate(raw_message, chr(0), chr(7))raw_message from raw_data where payload_message_id='46069' and measurement_date=to_date('2004050315','YYYYMMDDHH24') This query runs just fine in SQL Plus...

Okay. I got Flash to send the X-Y coordinates to my PHP file. I changed the jpeg from a button to a movie clip. That allowed me to add this action script to it: onClipEvent (mouseDown) { myX = _root._xmouse; myY = _root._ymouse; getURL("testing.php","_self","get")...

That's what I need to figure out.

I am attempting to create a Flash game that interacts with a MySQL database using PHP. I created a 600x600 pixel .jpeg in Fireworks, and would like to import it into Flash. I want the user to click on a spot of the image, and I want Flash to send the coordinates of the mouse click to a PHP file...

No one has had this problem?

**Please note - This problem only occurs in debug mode. It runs perfectly in Release.

I just upgraded from Visual C++ 6.0 to 7.0. I compiled and ran my program (which worked fine on 6.0), and I get this error message at run-time: Run-Time Check Failure #3 - The variable 'fcal' is being used without being defined. I know for a fact that it is defined. I can even step through in...

I am also thinking that is is a network problem. I just don't know what. My SQLPlus connects and runs fine, but of course that doesn't use ODBC. I'm not familiar with an Oracle ODBC test utility. Unfortunately, our DBA got fired a few days ago, so I don't have anyone to ask about that.