Hi, 
I am using vs .net 2005, .net frameworks v3.0, vc++ 2005, on vista
I am trying to write a c++ app to call a sql stored procedure.

the following code genrates an error trap and I don't know why:

String ^myConnectionString = "Initial Catalog=ncxSQL;Data 
Source=ENVISION-MOD;Integrated Security=SSPI;";
 SqlConnection ^myConnection;
myConnection->ConnectionString =  myConnectionString;

Any words of wisdom?

I'm not an expert in C++, but it looks like you are trying to assign a 
property to uninitialized object (myConnection).
Create an instance by invoking the contructor, and you should be fine.
As I said before, do not know C++ syntax, but in C# it would look like:
SqlConnection myConnection = new SqlConnection();

"Boyd" wrote:


> Hi, 
> I am using vs .net 2005, .net frameworks v3.0, vc++ 2005, on vista
> I am trying to write a c++ app to call a sql stored procedure.
> 
> the following code genrates an error trap and I don't know why:
> 
> String ^myConnectionString = "Initial Catalog=ncxSQL;Data 
> Source=ENVISION-MOD;Integrated Security=SSPI;";
>  SqlConnection ^myConnection;
> myConnection->ConnectionString =  myConnectionString;
> 
> Any words of wisdom?
> 
>