Hi 
  Matt & John
   
  Thank you very much for the immediate information.
Now I changed my code to comparing date objects
instead of memory locations. It is now working fine.
But it seems it is a slow process. 
   
   But still I have one run time problem with the code
snippet ----
DateToDOWDMFormat (dateTime.month, dateTime.day,
dateTime.year, ShortDateFormat, label);

Even my dateTime.month, dateTime.day, dateTime.year
contain valid values like 3, 14, 2002.
The error goes like this-

App(1.0) just wrote to memory location 0x00000204A
which is in memory manager datastructures.
These datastrucuters include things like........

  Any guess what is going wrong with my
DateToDOWDMFormat function.

Thankyou once again,

With Regards
Bhaskar





From: Schettino, John (view other messages by this
author) 
Date: Wed, 13 Mar 2002 13:09:05 

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I think what he was going for was MemMove():

MemMove((VoidPtr) searchRec,  (VoidPtr) &searchDate,
sizeof(DateTimeType));

Something like that I suppose

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Hebley
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]


At 08:49 AM 13/3/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>   How can I search a database record using date
field.
>I want to retrieve all records whose date field
>matches search date. For this should I use MemSet
>function to fill the memory location with the search
>date for the purpose of comparision. If so how can I
>convert a search date (DateTimeType structer) into
>byte value.
>
>  when I try to use MemSet compiler rising error
>----:can not convert struct to unsigned char..... for
>my code snippet-
>
>  searchRec = MemPtrNew(sizeof(dbRec));
>  MemSet(searchRec, sizeof(DateTimeType),
searchDate);

MemSet is used to set each byte in a buffer to the
same value, for example 
setting them all to zero. It looks to me like you need
a DateTimeType 
struct in your searchRec (or use a DataTimeType as
your search object).

See docs on TimSecondsToDateTime.

Matt




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