Hi, thanks for the reply. Yes, i do initialize the offset as 0.
The following is the snippet code:
void PackRecord(PhoneInfoDBPackedRecordType *s, PhoneInfoDBRecordType r)
{
UInt16 size;
char zero = 0;
UInt32 offset = 0;
DmWrite(s, offset, &r.flag, sizeof(r.flag));
offset+=sizeof(r.flag);
DmWrite(s, offset, &r.DOB, sizeof(r.DOB)); // The problem started here
offset+=sizeof(r.DOB);
- - - -
}
Pls advise
"kurakular2000"
<kurakular2000@ya To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: dmErrWriteOutOfBounds
when
10/03/2002 05:23 DmWrite
PM
Initially offset should be set to 0 but it seems ur writing directly
without initialising offset.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have encountered an error where i would like to write a date type
to my
> DB.
>
> type struct DATE
> {
> UInt8 day;
> UInt8 month;
> UInt16 year;
> };
>
> in the PackRecord function:
>
> DmWrite(s, offset, &r.DOB,sizeof(r.DOB)); // where DOB is a
DATE
> type.
> offset+=sizeof(r.DOB);
>
> I use the DmWriteCheck and found this error: dmErrWriteOutOfBounds.
> Basically we define the data size of the particular data, it should
be
> alright, right?
>
> Could someone help me??? Do appreciate with your help.
>
>
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