[dba-VB] Class Tips

I must not be doing something right, I keep getting an error and I don't see
why.. it's the error 91 object not set, I can shoot it off to you and you
can tell me what I'm doing wrong if that's ok...

Thanks,
-Francisco
http://rcm.netfirms.com

On Friday, March 28, 2003 7:19 AM [GMT-8],
Bryan Carbonnell <Bryan_Carbonnell at cbc.ca> wrote:

: THe only way that I know of to have a current value and an OldValue
: for a property is to create a separate class that holds the
: Properties value and old value.
:
: SO for each property you wanted to hold the value and OldValue for
: tou would need speateate classes.
:
: The sample has been sent off line.
:
: Bryan Carbonnell
: bryan_carbonnell at cbc.ca
:
:::: my.lists at verizon.net 28-Mar-03 10:11:28 AM >>>
: Thanks Bryan,
:
: Please do send me that example so I can see what you mean.. :)
:
: I was placing all the property attributes of a CC into a class named
: clsCustomerConcern and then just populate them at form load time
: (unbound
: form).  so the load event would have the following ID's set
:
: CC.CCID = 1234
: CC.AssignedID = {Some Guid}
: CC.Notes = "The customer wants some brochures"
:
: but then I'd like to also call an OldValue to each of these
: properties, I
: suppose it's just not possible right?  I know I can do it all with a
: disconnected ADO recordset where each field has an OldValue, but then
: that's
: not as fun as whacking my head on my desk ;o)
:
:
:
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