Hi Fred,
The Customer class needs to be wrapped in a namespace and then that namespace referenced in a using statement when instantiating the Customer object.
>Yes, Customer does end with (). I was cutting comments out of my code when I pasted it here. I cut too much. I tried building (and rebuilding) the projects with no luck.
>
>>>using System;
>>>using System.Data;
>>>using System.Data.SqlTypes;
>>>using System.Data.SqlClient;
>>>
>>>#namespace paisap
>>>{
>>>public class clsCustomer : clsDBInteractionBase
>>>{
>>> public SqlString cCutomerName2
>>>
>>>snip....
>>>
>>>*** My class starts like
>>>using System;
>>>using System.Data
>>>using System.Data.SqlTypes;
>>>using System.Data.SqlClient;
>>>using paisap;
>>>
>>>public class Customer : clsCustomer
>>>{
>>>/// just use the base class
>>>}
>>>******************************************************
>>>C# program.
>>>
>>>using System;
>>>using System.Data;
>>>using System.Data.SqlTypes;
>>>using System.Data.SqlClient;
>>>
>>>Customer CustObj = new Customer;
>>>CustObj. ////Does not show any properties (members)
>>>
>>
>>Shouldn't it be Customer CustObj = new Customer();
>>Also, have you already built the class w/ the new property. The intellisense doesn't work until you have built that project.
>>
>>Morgan
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