>From your email, it doesn't seem that the pdb contains 2 strings in the
format you expect. It's not clear from your description if the "\0" means
there is a slash character in the string followed by a "0" character or if
it means there are nulls (0x00) in your strings. But I do believe that the
data is not in the format you expected it to be and you should clarify that
before trying to debug your code. In order to get the results you expected,
I would think you should have several strings in the pdb that look something
like "John Smith\01234\0" where the \0 is equal to the null character, 0x00.
Also if you are just beginning to program in "C", make sure you understand
the concepts of pointers, character string termination and structures. This
will help in much in the future.
--Alan
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Nicolas
> Raitman
> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 5:21 AM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: RE: Databases
>
>
> Hi, the database was already created when I created the program. I mean, I
> think it was created with csv2pdb, and I was told that each record had 2
> strings. If I give Cliente the address of the return value of
> MemHandleLock
> and I do Cliente->Cliente will I have "Nicolas" (supposing that
> "Nicolas" is
> on the Database)? What I am getting right now is
> "Nicolas\0\0\0\02\Raitman\0\0435jd".
> Do you see the point? I am getting all the values in just one variable of
> the struct, what am I doing wrong? Or is it that it works like this?
>
> Thanks,
> Nicoolas
>
>
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