I have 2 classes with the same properties on them. If in AddMode, I want to instantiate the first, if in EditMode, the other.
I then want to pass the object into a method on another class. I get an error after the IF saying oProc does not exist in the current scope.
I could set the params and call ExecuteNonQuery from inside both the IF and the ELSE, but I hate to copy & paste the same lines of code. Is there another way to do this?
public override int SaveChanges()
{
if (this.State == RecordState.AddMode)
{
csClass1 oProc = new csClass1();
}
else
{
csClass2 oProc = new csClass2();
}
oProc.iCompanyKey = this.iRecordId;
oProc.sCompanyName = _sCompanyName;
int iRetVal = csAppDataAccess.ExecuteNonQuery(oProc);
if (csAppDataAccess.oException != null)
{
this.oException = csAppDataAccess.oException;
}
return iRetVal;
}
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