KentBill
Last Activity: Feb 21 '08, 07:15 AM
Joined: Mar 8 '07
Location: China
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C++, I only use VC++ 6.0 -
You can use a Stored Procedure to callback you code, May be SQL Server 2005 provider those functions.
In other way, you can create a thread to check the data in tables if changed.Leave a comment:
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SELECT sys.sysobjects. name AS tname
FROM sys.sysobjects LEFT OUTER JOIN
sys.sysusers ON sys.sysobjects. uid = sys.sysusers.ui d
WHERE (sys.sysobjects .type = 'U')Leave a comment:
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So, I think you can not convert the code what used to read and write data from ASP to ASP.NET directly.Leave a comment:
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While you are use ASP, it use ADO to read and write data from database, But you must use ADO.NET to read and write data from database in ASP.NET.
In ADO, you can use a loop to read and/or write data from a RecordSet, in ADO.NET, it haven't RecordSet, it provided DataSet, DataSet contains some DataTables, the DataTable look like RecordSet, it stored data too, but it different from RecordSet, you can not use MoveFirst, MoveNext, etc. And it...Leave a comment:
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you can read the content from indata.txt to a char[].and analysis it by LOOP.
The problem is the content of indata.txt must be fixed format, at less must have a known char(s) between each number, or you can not split the char[] and get the number .Leave a comment:
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