Adding a reference in Visual C++ .NET

[Neil Guyette]

Hello, All,

It would be greatly appreciated if someone could throw me
the bone on this question! I'm working on a project in
Visual C++ .NET. I'm trying to generate a list of SQL
servers that reside on my domain. For this to happen, I
must add a reference to SQLDMO to my project. After I
add the reference, I try to use the components library
but errors when compiled.

//Code
private: void SqlServerList()
{
SQLDMO.SQLServer gSQLServerDMO = new
SQLDMO.SQLServer();
}

//Error
d:\My Documents\Visual Studio
Projects\BugsNet\DbSetupFrm.h(78): error
C2065: 'SQLDMO' : undeclared identifier

What's really bothering me is I found an example that
someone did in Visual Studio .NET but using C#. I
downloaded the project, added the reference and this time
Visual Studio had no problem compiling.

Far as I can tell adding a reference in Visual C# is the
same as in Visual C++. HMMMM?

Thanks, for any feedback!

[Ronald Laeremans [MSFT]]

If SQLDMO is the namespace this is in, it at least needs to be
SQLDMO::SQLServer (the scope operator '::' instead of '.').

Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team

"Neil Guyette" <ng******@gemssensors.com> wrote in message
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Hello, All,

It would be greatly appreciated if someone could throw me
the bone on this question! I'm working on a project in
Visual C++ .NET. I'm trying to generate a list of SQL
servers that reside on my domain. For this to happen, I
must add a reference to SQLDMO to my project. After I
add the reference, I try to use the components library
but errors when compiled.

//Code
private: void SqlServerList()
{
SQLDMO.SQLServer gSQLServerDMO = new
SQLDMO.SQLServer();
}

//Error
d:\My Documents\Visual Studio
Projects\BugsNet\DbSetupFrm.h(78): error
C2065: 'SQLDMO' : undeclared identifier

What's really bothering me is I found an example that
someone did in Visual Studio .NET but using C#. I
downloaded the project, added the reference and this time
Visual Studio had no problem compiling.

Far as I can tell adding a reference in Visual C# is the
same as in Visual C++. HMMMM?

Thanks, for any feedback!

[Neil Guyette]

Thanks, Ronald,

I was aware of the scope operator, I just wrote the
example wrong for the posting. I figured out my problem,
I needed to include the parent namespace of SQLDMO which
is Interop::SQLDMO.

Thanks again for your time

-Neil

-----Original Message-----
If SQLDMO is the namespace this is in, it at least needs to beSQLDMO::SQLServer (the scope operator '::' instead of '.').
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team

"Neil Guyette" <ng******@gemssensors.com> wrote in messagenews:03****************************@phx.gbl...

Hello, All,

It would be greatly appreciated if someone could throw me the bone on this question! I'm working on a project in
Visual C++ .NET. I'm trying to generate a list of SQL
servers that reside on my domain. For this to happen, I must add a reference to SQLDMO to my project. After I
add the reference, I try to use the components library
but errors when compiled.

//Code
private: void SqlServerList()
{
SQLDMO.SQLServer gSQLServerDMO = new
SQLDMO.SQLServer (); }

//Error
d:\My Documents\Visual Studio
Projects\BugsNet\DbSetupFrm.h(78): error C2065: 'SQLDMO' : undeclared identifier
What's really bothering me is I found an example that
someone did in Visual Studio .NET but using C#. I
downloaded the project, added the reference and this time Visual Studio had no problem compiling.

Far as I can tell adding a reference in Visual C# is the same as in Visual C++. HMMMM?

Thanks, for any feedback!

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