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‘ Copy a file’s contents into a BLOB field.Sub FileToBlob(fld As ADODB.Field, filename As String, _ Optional ChunkSize As Long = 8192) Dim fnum As Integer, bytesLeft As Long, bytes
‘ Copy a file’s contents into a BLOB field.Sub FileToBlob(fld As ADODB.Field, filename As String, _ Optional ChunkSize As Long = 8192) Dim fnum As Integer, bytesLeft As Long, bytes
‘ return the list of US States and their abbreviations” returns a bi-dimensional array organized in this way’ res(n, 0) holds the state’s name’ res(n, 1) holds the state’s abbreviation’
The standard way to create a UDL file is to right-click in the directory where you want to create it and select the New-Microsoft Data Link menu command. Unfortunately, on
‘ Copy the field structure of a Recordset to a new Recordset.” The original code has been improved to account for Numeric and Decimal’ fields, that also require the setting
‘ Copy a BLOB field’s contents to a binary file.Sub BlobToFile(fld As ADODB.Field, filename As String, _ Optional ChunkSize As Long = 8192) Dim fnum As Integer, bytesLeft As Long,
When a class has Thread entry functions, it is usually declared as static member functions of the class as in the example below: Class A{private: int i,j,k;public: //Thread Entry function
Suppose you have a thread function ThreadFunc in a class CMyClass and you want to access a member of that class. Here’s what to do: Declare the thread function as
#include void main(){ char cBuf[96]; float fVar=5.678; int nVar=78; //Conversion from float to char* sprintf(cBuf,
Let’s start with a code fragment: Statement stmt;Connection con;Class.forName(