Re: [CSharp.net] DataSet in eigener Klasse

[Sven Arndt]

Mach ich ja eigentlich. hier ist der volle Code der Klasse:   public class MySqlCon {   public string cmdMySQL;   public MySqlConnection myCon;   public MySqlCommand myCmd;     public MySqlCon()   {     string strCon = "Server...";     myCon = new MySqlConnection(strCon);     try     { myCon.Open(); }     catch(Exception e)     { ... }   }     public void MySqlCmd(string cmdMySQL)   {     try     {       MySqlCommand myCmd = new MySqlCommand();       myCmd.CommandText = cmdMySQL;       myCmd.Connection = myCon;     }     catch(Exception e)     { ... }   }   public DataSet GetData()   {     try     {        MySqlDataAdapter myAd = new MySqlDataAdapter(myCmd);        myAd.SelectCommand = myCmd;        DataSet myDs = new DataSet("data");        myAd.Fill(myDs, "data");        myCon.Close();        return  myDs;     }     catch(Exception e)     { ... }     return null;   } }   Gru�, Sven     ----- Original Message ----- From: A-Schubert To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 11:34 AM Subject: AW: [CSharp.net] DataSet in eigener Klasse  MySqlDataAdapter myAd = new MySqlDataAdapter();   Du musst diesem Konstruktor die Connection und das Command Objekt �bergeben, sonst weiss der Adapter nicht was er machen soll.   Andr�