Class Module and Module 
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 Class Module and Module

Hi all ,

Can you tell me what's the major different between 'ClassModules' and 'Modules'
?
Thanks.

Season



Tue, 15 Jun 1999 03:00:00 GMT  
 Class Module and Module

Classes are used to create the definitions for Objects with properties
and methods. Modules on the other hand contain common
modules/functions.

::Hi all ,

::Can you tell me what's the major different between 'ClassModules'
and 'Modules'
::?
::Thanks.

::Season



Sat, 10 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT  
 Class Module and Module

I have a few controls that are bound to a database file via a data
control.  I'd like to be able to close the current database, delete it,
and then set the data control to another database name.

Only one problem, I can get the data control to release it's grid on the
database file.  ("Can delete *.mdb - Permission Denied.)  What do I have
to do to close the file out
completely (besides the following)?

db.close
rs.close
dbEngine.Idle dbFreeLocks



Sat, 10 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT  
 Class Module and Module


Quote:
> Classes are used to create the definitions for Objects with properties
> and methods. Modules on the other hand contain common
> modules/functions.


> ::Hi all ,

> ::Can you tell me what's the major different between 'ClassModules'
> and 'Modules'
> ::?
> ::Thanks.

> ::Season


Another way to put it...
Class modules are invisible forms in the sense that they have events. BAS
modules have no events.


Sun, 11 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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