February 15, 2021 at 9:36 am
I have created a project in visuall C ++ version 2008 of clr type called calculat and I have a text box and a button in the form. When I click on the button, its click event is activated in the form1.h file and I want to This event calls a function called compare that I wrote in the calculat.cpp file. It knows when to write the code for this function, but at runtime it gives the message compare: identifire not found. What should I do?
February 15, 2021 at 9:44 am
What is the purpose of this CLR and how does it relate to SQL Server?
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February 17, 2021 at 8:56 pm
I have created a project in visuall C ++ version 2008 of clr type called calculat and I have a text box and a button in the form. When I click on the button, its click event is activated in the form1.h file and I want to This event calls a function called compare that I wrote in the calculat.cpp file. It knows when to write the code for this function, but at runtime it gives the message compare: identifire not found. What should I do?
Given the typos you have made in your post, I'm betting you made typos in the program too. However, I can only bet up to maybe 5 dollars. Whadya say?
February 25, 2021 at 4:54 am
I have created a project in visuall C ++ version 2008 of clr type called calculat and I have a text box and a button in the form. ... What should I do?
Hi there. This is a forum for SQLCLR (running .NET code within SQL Server), not CLR programming in general. There are no forms, text boxes, buttons, etc in SQLCLR. If you are needing help with C++, I suggest asking on StackOverflow.com. Good luck!
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