no more notepad then :-)

I notice there is no more use of the prefix for the type of the variable anymore. I'm use to using a variable named say "strName" to say the type is a string. Wouldn't the use of just "Name" be a little confusing if you didn't know its type just by looking naming standard for all you know it could be a integer, boolean (hopefully not!)?

Hi ppl. What sort of naming standards should you use for C#? Should variable names in the class start with "m_str" for example? thanks

Tried that with the base classes constructor being private but then I can't inherit from it ( compile error ). eg. public class inheritance { public String strName; private inheritance() { showMessage(); } public virtual void showMessage() { MessageBox.Show("Base Class"); } } public class inheritance2: inheritance { public String strTest; public override void showMessage() { MessageBox.Show("inheritance2"); } }

Hi, In an inherited class is it possible to stop the base class constructor from being called? Thanks

Thanks Bill, I have done that before but unfortunately it makes it database specific. eg have to use all_tables in Oracle. I was hoping maybe ADO.net had a generic method of getting the structure of the database similar to how you create a XML schema by dragging over the tables from the database explorer. Ash

Hi all, I am thinking about writing a program to compare two databases. Basically I need to know what tables are missing or added and what the differences between them are. Has anyone done anything like this before that could give me some pointers? I will be trying to do it using C# and hoping it won't be database specific (if possible). Thanks Ash

We got the demo for Vault looks good. Pretty similar to VSS. But @ $500 per seat might be hard to push through. Thanks Ash

Hi all, We currently use PVCS as our code repository, but we are considering moving to something else. Does anyone have any recommendations? (MS VSS seems to get a whipping everytime I mention its name) Thanks Ash