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Hello
The code below is part of a program which gets usernames from a MySQL database. If the username isn't in the database I want to call another form to add the user + some other details. The form only appears for half a second and disappears, but if I change it to Output.HasRows = True then the form opens no problem. Any help really appreciated as I'm baffled.

Output = OutputCommand.E xecuteReader

If Output.HasRows = False Then

NoUser.UserAddB ox.Text = UsersName
NoUser.ShowDial og()

End If

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Aug 2 '07 #1
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