how to declare globally in C# using a class

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C#

public class myCommon
{
     public static sqlConnection = new csSQL = sqlConnection("myconnectionString)";
}

and your consuming code would look somthing like:

C#

private void frmDemo_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
     this.Text = myCommon.csSQL;
}

Posted 6-Jul-11 3:49am

Updated 6-Jul-11 3:57am

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fjdiewornncalwe 6-Jul-11 9:53am

What is your question. You haven't asked us anything.

ayolilo 6-Jul-11 10:00am

i want to know where im going wrong with my code

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Emrah Taylan · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-06T04:12:00

This is the solution of your problem

C#

public static class myCommon
{
     public static sqlConnection = new csSQL = sqlConnection("myconnectionString)";
}

Posted 6-Jul-11 4:12am

T.Ashraf · Accepted Answer · 2011-07-06T03:52:00

Create a static class
Tanvtech

Posted 6-Jul-11 3:52am

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ayolilo 6-Jul-11 10:03am

ok ill try that

ayolilo 7-Jul-11 9:05am

ive tried that but it doesnt recognize the varible on my login code