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Chintan Shah
Chintan Shah
Last Activity: Mar 4 '13, 09:27 PM
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  • Actually worked .. changed the index name different then column name.

    Thanks
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  • Actually i removed directly from xxx.accdb access file.
    I just want to add index through code to make reading faster.

    I tried:

    Code:
    string addIndex = "CREATE INDEX columnName ON table(columnName) WITH IGNORE NULL";
    OleDbCommand cmd = new OleDbCommand(addIndex, conn);
    cmd.ExecuteNonQuery();
    but it didn't work.
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    Last edited by Rabbit; Jan 31 '13, 10:27 PM. Reason: Please use code tags when posting code.

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  • Add Indexed (Duplicated OK) to access database C#

    I have an application which inserts large amount of data in Access database. So to speed up the things i have set Indexed property to No.

    So at the end of insertion i need to set the index to the column of the one of the table to Indexed (Duplicates OK) through C#.

    Help would be really appreciated.

    Thanks
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  • No

    Destination and source are memory locations.
    So StrLCopy will copy the max number of characters from the memory address of source to memory address of destination.
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  • How to copy string at specified memory location?

    I have a string and i want to copy at specified memory location.
    Suppose i have a pre-allocated memory represented by

    char* logFile (unsafe code)

    I have a generated string which contains the name of log file.
    I want to copy that string on location represented by char*.

    Please help me on this.
    =============== =============== =============== =============== =

    Also i have to copy specified...
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  • Convert Byte array to Integer 2 bytes at a time

    I have a byte array which looks something like

    01 00 02 00 73 45 69 A5

    So i have to read first 2 bytes and convert it into integer to get its value.
    Same for next 2 bytes and then next 4 bytes.

    Here the value for first 2 bytes (01 00) is 1, next 2 bytes (02 00) is 2.

    So could some one help me on this.
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