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Doomwad
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Posted: 18th Jun 2004 06:00
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Okay, okay. This has got to be the simplist answer ever... but I can't figure out. Is there a way to make a non-array global variable? Every global variable I try to do is an array, and that is not neccessary for what I want to do.
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MrBlack
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Excellent... I just created an account on this forum 5 minutes ago to ask exactly the same question !

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hyrichter
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If you're using DBC, you'll have to make an array. Just go something like this. Dim MyVar(0) and it's global. If you're using DBPro, you would type Global MyVar.

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MrBlack
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Thanx for your answer... I'm currently reading the "Beginner's guide" and it says arrays are always global. My function was not working with an array, though but declaring the var with the global keyword works perfect.

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CattleRustler
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Posted: 18th Jun 2004 15:16
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yeah use global keyword but type the variable explicitly

Global intMyVar As Integer

as an example


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Doomwad
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Yeah thanks. that helped a lot

I'm using DB Classic.
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