OK... that explains it.
Thank you everyone,
Karen
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> Of course what hadn&
3:04 PM
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Of course what hadn't occurred to me was that you might be doing web forms.
Being a Windows Forms guy, I tend to think of a Windows Forms form when
someone says Form.
If it's ASP.NET, the
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> > It sounds like it should be OK. If it's a
Shawn Wildermuth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> As long as you are not waiting for the post-back to do the
> work. Every post-back to the form is a new instance (ASP.NET
> please correct me if I am wrong!). This is what I have
> observed in my testing.
This is correct. Member variables ar
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> > I'm sure the methods are executing in the correct
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> > I have never had any problems using DataSets as non-static
> members. I
> > suspect th
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> > I have never had any problems using DataSets as non-static membe
isible) then it should be the same instance,
right?
Thanks,
Karen Healey
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From: "Ian Griffiths" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] why does DataSet have to be static me
I have never had any problems using DataSets as non-static members. I
suspect that something slightly more subtle is going wrong. Are you
absolutely sure that (a) the methods are executing in the order you think
they are and (b) that they are actually executing on the same instance both
times?
Hi,
I've created a class in C# with a DataSet data member declared like this:
private DataSet dstMaster;
I have a method that builds it by concatenating three datasets together
like this:
dstMaster = dstOrg.Copy();
dstMaster.Merge( dstContact );
dstMaster.Merge( dstFunding );
In
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