how to use data member outside of its scope

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any one tell me "how to use data member outside of the scope"

suppose i have declared datatable as a member. i want to use this member outside of its scope

Posted 1-Jul-14 19:09pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Jul-14 1:29am

Not clear. It depends on what do you mean by "use". By the way, why?
Even "suppose I have declared database as a member" is not clear. Member of what type?
How about small code sample?
—SA

Rahul VB 2-Jul-14 14:57pm

Thats precisely what i wanted to ask him.

George Jonsson 2-Jul-14 1:41am

By declaring a DataTable as a member, do you mean as a member of a class?

Rahul VB 2-Jul-14 14:56pm

Please elaborate the meaning of scope. I can infer many things from what you just said:
1) declare the type outside, make it public or whatever, instantiate it within a method. This will make it accesible and it suffices what you just said.

2) Declare and instantiate outside the method(obviously in a class) and refer it by using access modifiers.

Only these 2 things make sense as per what i feel.

Now what do you feel?

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CB Sharma · Answer 1 · 2014-07-01T19:40:00

Solution 1

Hello

Your query is not clear. Can you please explain more with sample code.

Posted 1-Jul-14 19:40pm

CB Sharma

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George Jonsson 2-Jul-14 1:43am

This is not a solution, but a comment.
It should be removed so the question is unanswered.