You could, but wouldn't it be simpler to have a command line parameter to you VB program that decided which names to change? Then you wouldn't have to compile anything, just run the same, tested software with new parameters.
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Yes.It would be best solution if i have one or two or any other expected changes. I explained the problem with the example, change in field name. I have lot of other changes to do in lot of cases, changing msgbox text, while loop counter changes,timer control seconds changes etc....
Please advice the way to update make use of the code and update the code without visual studio and compile with VBC or CSC
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If you really want to do this (and I would try to avoid it, who knows what your users will manage to ruin if they start playing with the source code) then look at MSDN:
Building from the Command Line (Visual Basic)[
^] which will guide you through the process.
You may find that VBC is not included with the .NET framework, just VS. CSC (C# equivalent) is though, so you may have to use that instead.
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