>>Thank you. Does it mean that in the signature of the method I will have
>>
>>public oDataReader MethodName()
>>
>
>I have no idea about that syntax. My methods are simply name as is:
>
>
> ' SQL exec
> ' expC1 SQL command
> Public Function SQLExec(ByVal tcSQL As String) As Boolean
> End Function
>
> ' SQL update
> ' expC1 SQL command
> Public Function SQLUpdate(ByVal tcSQL As String) As Boolean
> End Function
>
I understand. We work in different languages (C# and VB.NET). But in your case, if I understand correctly the "As Boolean" means that your method returns the Boolean type, right? So my understanding is that if I apply your code (in the previous message) you method declaration would be like:
public Function MethodName( parameters) as oDataRead
But now that I look at it does not sound/look right. I need to read on this more.
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