Man, if its not capitalization problems, its forgetting using statements!
Is there any way to include a file of using statements if you are using them across your application.
Also, I've learned that if the intellisense doesn't come up on entry of commands I've probably done something wrong. I've got the VFP -> Net book so hopefully when I get into that some of these issues will be cleared up.

Mike

>Michael,
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>You're getting this error because the business object project is not compiling properly, which can be fixed by my comment below.
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>>C:\MM.net\Windows Projects\Order System CSharp\SecuritySetupForm.cs(8): The type or namespace name 'Business' does not exist in the class or namespace 'Acme.OrderSystem' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
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>>C:\MM.net\Business Objects\Order System Business Objects CSharp\Order System Business Objects CSharp\OrderDetailDataAccessSql.cs(95): 'Acme.OrderSystem.Business.OrderDetailDataAccessSql.CreateDataAccessObject(string)': no suitable method found to override
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>As indicated by Jason, you've got this method override code in the wrong place. You should put it in the OrderDetail business object rather than the data access class. Recheck "Step 5: Creating an Order Detail Business Object" and note the instructions in step 16:
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>16. In this last step, you override the business object's CreateDataAccessObject method so it instantiates your custom data access class. To do this, go to the Solution Explorer, right-click on the OrderDetail business object and select View Code from the shortcut menu.
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>Regards,