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    Dear Programmers, I am facing a new problem. I have imports to files imports system.data imports system.data.sqlclient I have also added reference of these two files through Add References. It show me their classes but when i execute the application it gives me the error at those places where i have used object of the above mentioned classes. Please help me in this regard. what shall i do to get rid of it? Waiting for your replys

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      Dear Programmers, I am facing a new problem. I have imports to files imports system.data imports system.data.sqlclient I have also added reference of these two files through Add References. It show me their classes but when i execute the application it gives me the error at those places where i have used object of the above mentioned classes. Please help me in this regard. what shall i do to get rid of it? Waiting for your replys

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      I don't know where we can use import keyword in C#. Might be you are developing your application VB rather than C# then you are at wrong place. Place correct forum for this. Again verify those dll should present in your application. Add these dll to your project then import where you want to use them

      Thanks and Regards Sandeep If If you look at what you do not have in life, you don't have anything, If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

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      • Z Zeeshan Ahmed Memon

        Dear Programmers, I am facing a new problem. I have imports to files imports system.data imports system.data.sqlclient I have also added reference of these two files through Add References. It show me their classes but when i execute the application it gives me the error at those places where i have used object of the above mentioned classes. Please help me in this regard. what shall i do to get rid of it? Waiting for your replys

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        newc1
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        Can you please post the details of the exceptions you are recieving. Thanx...

        Clean code is the key to happiness.

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          I don't know where we can use import keyword in C#. Might be you are developing your application VB rather than C# then you are at wrong place. Place correct forum for this. Again verify those dll should present in your application. Add these dll to your project then import where you want to use them

          Thanks and Regards Sandeep If If you look at what you do not have in life, you don't have anything, If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

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          I don't know where we can use import keyword in C#.

          Imports statement is used to import namespaces in VB.NET. I think Using is the equivalent in C#.NET.

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