All reference types (classes) must be instantiated in order to be used.
This is why you couldn't use your class until you made a new instance of it.
Even if you don't explicitly create a constructor method ("New") for you
class, the CLR will create one for you in memory.
With other classes, you can use shared members, which means that you don't
have to have an instance of the class to use the member. The "show" method
of the MessageBox class is an example of this. You don't need to create an
instance of the MessageBox to use it.
With a DataSet (or any other class) you can DECLARE it:
Dim ds as DataSet
But you won't be able to do anything with it unless you create an instance
of it or set it equal to instance of another object.
"ElanKathir " <sn**********@h otmail.com> wrote in message
news:O3******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl...
Hi
See this,
Public Class Elan
Public variable as Interger
Public Sub Function1()
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End Sub
Public Sub Function1()
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End Sub
End Class
I used this class in my Web page . Like
Dim Object1 as Elan
So it's gives Error
Dim Object1 as New Elan()
Here, What is the use of New ? , B'se I have no New Mothed in this Class.
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and Why we use the Dataset Oject Like this
Dim objDataSet as DataSet
Why we not use the New Monthed here?
By,
Elankathir
