>>>>When you are saying "if you initialize it to Nothing" do you mean that right after the line
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>>>>DataSet ds = new DataSet();
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>>>>I should set it to null?
>>>>E.g.
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>>>>DataSet ds = new DataSet();
>>>>ds = null;
>>>>
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>>>I was referencing to the declaration line. Thus, in the sample you provided, it would be the first line.
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>>Thank you.
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>you don't need the double definition:
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> DataSet ds = new DataSet();
> ds = null;
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>simpler:
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> DataSet ds = null;
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The code (as you suggested above) does work but only if I use the Out clause when passing it. Does it mean that the only way to make it work is by using Out?
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