p points to x, which is assigned 10. q points to p, which points to x. *q returns p. Now you need to dereference that result to get to x. With parenthesis, you get: *(*q) == *p

Why would you want to write that in Form2? Form2 has the property. Form1 access the property. Think of it as a car: Form1 is you, Form2 is a car, the glove box is a property of the car. You can open the glove box of the car In the same way Form1 can access the property of Form2

Thank you Aescleal.

in first program you use more variable

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And we can use of it form programming (dataset dt=new,....) and from toolbox in the visual studio,right?

yes it works and also it works like this process.start("Notepad.exe","c:\\text.txt");

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Got it rise and shine sleepyhead it has 3 "THREAD ID " so its 3 threads for calc.exe,is it correct?

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Thank you Richard. :)

Uh huh. It probably only supports SQL Server and I doubt it gives you any control of the settings. As such it's not a good way to do it.

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A mid-sized server with OpenVMS 8.

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Thanks I think you undrestood I mean may I ask more questions do you know any programs of Hierarchical,network and flat(data models)

Yes, for sure. It also depends on the complexity or type of your architecture, maybe there exist design patterns. But independent of that: yes, you can do it like that. But you have to take care if you use objects as parameters. If you write into these objects from within your "test" method, the access has to be synchronized (ensuring that only one thread can write data at the same time). solidIT.de - under construction Components for Microsoft .Net audittrail, objectcomparer, deepcopy and much more ... alternatively: objectcomparer.codeplex.com