- Copyright
- PREFACE
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- Introduction
- Files
- Object Store, Directory, and Network Operations
- Property Databases and the Registry
- Database Volumes
- Flushing a Database Volume
- Properties
- Sort Orders
- Creating a Property Database
- Opening and Closing Property Databases
- Deleting Property Databases
- Writing Records
- Reading Records
- Using the CEVT_BLOB Property Data Type
- Searching for Records
- Deleting Properties and Records
- Updating Database Records
- Database Notifications
- Listing Database Information
- Changing Database Attributes
- Using MFC Classes with Property Databases
- Accessing the Registry
- Conclusion
- Processes and Threads
- Creating a Process with CreateProcess
- Process Kernel Object Handles and Identifiers
- Creating a Process with ShellExecuteEx
- Waiting for a Process to Terminate
- Process Exit Code
- Listing Running Processes
- Modules Used by a Process
- Terminating a Process
- Determining If a Previous Instance of a Process Is Running
- Threads
- Creating a Thread
- Terminating a Thread and Thread Exit Codes
- Thread Scheduling
- Thread Priorities
- Enumerating Threads
- Determine Thread Execution Times
- Creating Threads with MFC
- Conclusion
- Thread Synchronization
- Notifications
- Communications Using TCP/IP: HTTP and Sockets
- Serial Communications
- The Remote API (RAPI)
- Telephone API (TAPI) and Remote Access Services (RAS)
- Memory Management
- System Information and Power Management
- COM and ActiveX
- Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ)
- ADOCE and SQL Server for Windows CE
- Installing SQL Server for Windows CE
- ADOCE and ADOXCE
- Using Smart Pointers with ADOCE
- Using _bstr_t and _variant_t Classes
- Creating a Catalog (Database)
- Enumerating Tables in a Catalog
- Dropping a Table
- Adding Records to a Table
- Retrieving Records from a Table
- Connection Object
- Deleting Records
- SQL Data Definition Language (DDL)
- INSERT Statement
- Error Handling
- Transactions
- Conclusion
- ActiveSync
- ActiveSync Items, Folders, and Store
- Steps to Implement Device Synchronization
- Steps to Implement Desktop Synchronization
- Additional Steps for Continuous Synchronization
- The Sample Application
- Installation and Registration
- Data Organization
- Important Note
- Implementing the Windows CE Device Provider
- Implementing the Desktop Provider
- Conclusion
Data Organization
Each item in the database consists of the following:
The timestamp of when the item was created, using a FILETIME structure
The note itself, up to 256 Unicode characters
The timestamp is the field's unique identifier and is never changed. The user interfaces allow notes to be added, deleted, or updated, and the ActiveSync provider synchronizes these items.
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