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Message: [QUOTE="Thomas J. Gritzan, post: 2543403"] Your are mixing C and C++ here. Don't use pointers and arrays, if you don't need to. Use strings and vectors, they are much easier to use once you know them. You can't assign and compare arrays of chars: char text[100] = "Some text"; char text2[100] = "some other text"; if (text == text2) { ... } // does not work text = text2; // does not work Use this: string text = "text"; string text2 = "other"; const string movex_query = "C:\\DWG_DATA\\DOCUMENTS_movex.dat"; replace char* with string. ifstream inf(movex_query.text()); vector<string> namn; and so on... Read about vector and string. string has some usefull member functions. Thomas [/QUOTE]