Problem with passing strings to a member function

Ok for some reason when I passed both a string and an integer only the recent value will be called when I use the "GET" command. For example I would type in "SET name=alan" and when I would use the "GET" function I would of course call the value alan. But when I SET another member I cannot get back the "name" member value. I would just get the value of the most recent member that was set. Here is the code, I think I am passing the strings wrong or I need a copy constructor, please help me:

Code:

#include <iostream>
//#include <cstdlib>
#include <string>
#include <stdio.h>
using namespace std;

char * arrbName;
char * pch;
//	string input2;
char * varName;

class Info
{
public:
	Info();
	string getName();
	void setName(const string& user_name);
//	string getStreet();
//	void setStreet(const string& user_street);
	int getAge();
	void setAge(int num);
//	int getID();
//	void setID(int num2);


private:
	string Name;
	string Street;
	int age;
	int id;

};




Info::Info()
{
	Name="";
	Street="";
	age=0;
//	id=0;
}

string Info::getName()
{
	return Name;
}

void Info::setName(const string& user_name)
{

	Name = user_name;
}

/*string Info::getStreet()
{
	return Street;
}

void Info::setStreet(string user_street)
{

	Street = user_street;
}*/

int Info::getAge()
{
	return age;
}

void Info::setAge(int num)
{
	age = num;
}





void main()
{
	Info information;
	char command1[] = "SET";
	char command2[] = "GET";
	char command[3];
	char input1[] = "name"
	char input2[] = "street";
	char input[30];
	int index;



	while(1)
	{
		printf(": ");
		scanf("%s %s", command,input);

		
		
		if(strcmp (command1,command) == 0)
		{
	
		
				pch = strtok(input, " =");
				arrbName = pch;
				pch = strtok(NULL, " =");
				if(pch == NULL)
				{
					cout<<"ERROR commandline is incomplete"<<endl;
					exit(1);
				}
				else
					varName = pch;
	


		

			if(arrbName == "name" || "Name")
			{
				string stringName = varName;
			//	information.setName(stringName);
				information.setName(stringName);
			}
			else if(arrbName == "age" || "Age")
			{
		//		string streetName = varName;
				int i = atoi(varName);
				information.setAge(i);
				
			}
			else
				cout<<"ERROR the property name does not match with out members"<<endl;
		}
		else if(strcmp (command2,command) == 0)
		{
			if(input == "name" || "Name")
			{
				cout<<information.getName()<<endl;
			}
			else if(input == "age" || "Age")
			{
				cout<<information.getAge()<<endl;
			}
			else if(input =="*")
			{
				cout<<"name: "<<information.getName()<<endl;
				cout<<"age: "<<information.getAge()<<endl;
			}
			else
				cout<<"ERROR the property name does not match with out members"<<endl;
		}
		else
			cout<<"ERROR the command line is not reconized"<<endl;

	}

}

Code:

if(arrbName == "name" || "Name")

You probably think this does something. Alas, it does not. Now if you had done

Code:

if(arrbName == "name" or arrbName == "Name")

then you'd be somewhere.

Is there a reason you so heavily mix C and C++ code?