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Works only for ASCII. Your résumé will be uppercased to RéSUMé or bungle the e with accent. Nice, isn't it?
When you open SQL Server Management Studio, you see SQL Server Agent. You can define jobs in the SQL Server Agent to be executed regularly at specified times.
Unicode? Not sure, but it seems to me that Visual Basic passes strings in UTF-16 encoding and you are trying to convert from or to ASCII. What happens if non-ASCII characters (like accented or Chinese ones) are used?
I would google for "commandline book". Depends what flavor of Unix you are using. There are Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X. Perhaps this quite old book would be nice for you? [url]http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596003302/[/url]
Back to the topic. I have another solution. The capacity of the array must be known to the function. If the capacity is not hardcoded or saved in a global variable, you need to pass it to the function. Narue proposed to pass it in a second parameter. Another solution …
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