Record In VB.NET

[Golrokh Malek]

Dear Sir/Madame;
I have a VB.NET application accessing a SQL Server 2005 Database.
And I want to know how can I use a Record in VB.NET.
You would do me a favour if You send me a full description & some examples.


I'm looking forward to see your reply

Regards;
G. Malek

[angi the dark angel]

what do u mean by record?
reading a record from the SQL DB?
Private Sub check_user_name()
Try
Dim val As String = Nothing
Dim com As SqlCommand
Dim rd As SqlDataReader

con.Close()
con.Open()
com = New SqlCommand("spn_tbln_Login_master_uname_check", con)
com.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
com.Parameters.Add("@u_name", Trim(txtUser_Name.Text))
rd = com.ExecuteReader
If rd.HasRows = True Then
While rd.Read
val = Trim(rd(0))
End While
End If
If val = Nothing Then
u_name_correct = True
Else
u_name_correct = False
End If
rd.Close()
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message.ToString())
End Try
End Sub

[bstanden]

what do u mean by record?
reading a record from the SQL DB?
Private Sub check_user_name()
Try
Dim val As String = Nothing
Dim com As SqlCommand
Dim rd As SqlDataReader

con.Close()
con.Open()
com = New SqlCommand("spn_tbln_Login_master_uname_check", con)
com.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
com.Parameters.Add("@u_name", Trim(txtUser_Name.Text))
rd = com.ExecuteReader
If rd.HasRows = True Then
While rd.Read
val = Trim(rd(0))
End While
End If
If val = Nothing Then
u_name_correct = True
Else
u_name_correct = False
End If
rd.Close()
Catch ex As Exception
MsgBox(ex.Message.ToString())
End Try
End Sub

I would like to create a deck of cards in an array with certain properties
like faceValue and cardSuit and inDeck(boolean)
it will be used for blackjack
is there a way to just create a record so that i can call it up like this

Dim cardArray(13,4) as string

for faceValue as int = 1 to 13
for suit as int = 1 to 4
' how can i declare array so that i can store .Suit ???
cardArray(faceValue,suit).Suit = suit
'how can i declare array so that i can store .Number ???
cardArray(faceValue,suit).Number = faceValue
next
next

[Curtis Rutland]

OK.
First, you've dug up a thread from 2006. Second, you've asked a question in it that has absolutely nothing to do with this thread. That's called thread hijacking and is not allowed on this forum.

If you need help, please create your own thread. Remember to use [code] tags when posting your code.

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