I am writing a small app which uses CreateFile to get handles to the volumes present on a system. The access mode specified is GENERIC_ALL and the share mode is FILE_SHARE_WRITE. The call to...

The xml file has some data related to some point-in-time copy of a disk.So if the time (read timestamp) itself changes then how can the application work.And yeah I have all the privileges on the...

But the problem here is that I am using a windows 2003 server.So can you come up with any command which will revert back to the old timestamp?

What I meant actually was that even if the timestamp of other files change ,it won't affect my application in any way.But the timestamp of the XML file should remain same.I tried copying a file to...

I have this script which uses the Net::FTP module to copy some files to some remote machine.It works fine with every file but a xml file.My application requires that the timestamp of the xml file...

hmm..yes..That was before I joined this forum.Actually that was just my first post.I stumbled upon that by mistake and didnt see the date..And yeah I was really ignorant of the fact that you should...

Well here is the date structure:

struct date {
int da_year; /* current year */
char da_day; /* day of the month */
char da_mon; /* month (1 = Jan) */
};

The struct date is the same one available in dos.h.And I am aware of the fact that its not a good idea to write classes to files which have other classes or character pointers.But I guess if I am not...

I too need to use either sqlserver or Mysql with c++.I have done my project with files but I have no idea at all about how to connect with these databases.And I dont have much experience of using...

I have been doing a small project as part of my lab assignments and I encountered this funny probelm while working with the files in C++.
I have this class Member which I am using to store the...

#include <conio.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <iostream.h>
//***************************************************************************//...