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Help Need Help Accessing a Primary key MS Access in SQL to print out informatio.

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Oct 4th, 2004
I am having problems making my code access the primary key, and to print information out to screen in a C++ program that I Am writing. Need some help PLEASE ! The Primary Key Name is ID1. HERE IS THE CODE

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <iostream.h>
#include <tchar.h>
#include "ODBCWrapper.cpp"
//make sure you include the namespace
using namespace std;
using namespace ODBC;

int main(void) {
MDBConnection link;
if(link.Connect("C:\\Documents and Settings\\Chester Mayle\\My Documents\\My Data Sources\\db1.mdb")) {
ODBCStmt Stmt(link);
SQLExecDirect(Stmt, (SQLTCHAR *) _T("USE Foo"), SQL_NTS);
int pos = 1;
TCHAR strQuery[256] = _T("SELECT car1 FROM \ID Data Base\where ID1='2%'");
//t
//tl
//TCHAR strQuery[256] = _T("SELECT * FROM \ID Data Base\"");
//int nRet =
cout<<Stmt.Query(strQuery);
printf("%5d:\tColumns\t%d\r\n\r\n", Stmt.GetColumnCount(), 0);
string cg;
//SELECT [ID1] FROM [ID Data Base] where ID1='2%'";

while(Stmt.Fetch()) {
ODBCRecord rec(Stmt);
//printf("Row %5d\r\n", pos);

INT i = 0;
while(i < Stmt.GetColumnCount()) {
TCHAR Desc[512] = _T("");
SQLINTEGER cbDesc = 0;
rec.GetData(i + 1, Desc, sizeof(Desc), & cbDesc);
//TCHAR Name[256] = _T("");
TCHAR Name[256] = _T( "WHERE ID1=2%");
rec.GetColumnName(i + 1, Name, sizeof(Name));
i++;
printf("\t%15s\t\\>\t%25s\r\n", Name, Desc);

}
pos++;
};
}
else {
printf("Connection failed.");
}
link.Disconnect();
//getch();
char asd;
cin>> asd;
return 0;
}
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