I'll continue thanking you at this point...

Thank You,

Nolan

and what the heck is the "3998072" from?

Okay...so here's where it's at:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

struct sRecord
{
int date, volume;
char time;
double price[4];

Alright, just so you get an idea of where I'm at...I'm putting in red any of the lines that I don't understand. At this point I'm going to just sit here and study this code and try and get to the...

the number of rows is not fixed

Also, I guess there's no real reason why this couldn't be done in C++. Do you see some specific advantages to going that route?

My apologies, I didn't even see that you were the one who wrote that code. Now that I step back, it seems like everywhere I've looked or posted, it had something to do with you. Strange.


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though I did just see that you offered advice on the other forum, so thank you.

I didn't realize that people would take such offense to asking advice on pre-written code on multiple boards and...

As I said, I am quite new to C programming, that code is someone else's instructions on how to read a CSV file. It took me a half hour just to look through it and understand what was going on (and I...

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Below is the code I'm using to try and simply display the contents of a table...however, I'm getting the following errors:

Warning: mysql_query(): Can't connect to MySQL server on 'localhost'...