Strange C++ VSDK2 anomaly when creating DB Table

[Matthew Jew]

Hello,

I am experiencing a strange anomaly when creating a DB table using  
the C++ VSDK2.

When I create the table using this sequence:

void TblAuthFailureLog::Create( I_Database_Ptr DB )
{
	Table			= DB->CreateTable		( "AuthFailureLog" );
	customerNumber		= CreateULongField		( Table, "customerNumber" );
	clientIP			= CreateULongField		( Table, "clientIP" );
	serverIP			= CreateULongField		( Table, "serverIP" );
	loginDateTime	= CreateDateTimeField		( Table, "loginDateTime" );
	username		= CreateVarCharField		( Table, "username", 32 );
	password		= CreateVarCharField		( Table, "password", 32 );
	Table->Flush();
}

Then the password field is created incorrectly, with a max length of  
0 instead of 32.
The diagnose function of VStudio reports this:
==========> Field: password , type VarChar
.....> VarCharFile
Length of varchar value at record 1 is = 14 but maximal length of  
this VarChar is = 0
...........Page 1

Problems found!  ( VarCharFile )


Problems found!  ( Field: password , type VarChar )

However, if I just change the order in which the fields are created,  
thusly:

void TblAuthFailureLog::Create( I_Database_Ptr DB )
{
	Table			= DB->CreateTable		( "AuthFailureLog" );
	customerNumber		= CreateULongField		( Table, "customerNumber" );
	loginDateTime	= CreateDateTimeField		( Table, "loginDateTime" );
	username		= CreateVarCharField		( Table, "username", 32 );
	password		= CreateVarCharField		( Table, "password", 32 );
	clientIP			= CreateULongField		( Table, "clientIP" );
	serverIP			= CreateULongField		( Table, "serverIP" );
	Table->Flush();
}

so that the password field is NOT created last, then everything works  
fine.

I have saved copies of these databases, if you want to look at them.

(Ruslan, this is the same project you have looked at for me. It seems  
to work now, except for this anomaly.)

- Matthew