WuzZ
May 28th, 2002, 10:12 AM
As VB.NET is object orientated, which is the better practice when referencing objects which are regularly accessed such as forms or an SQL connection?
- Declare the objects at a Public level so all properties remain the same due to a singular instance? (is there a memory issue in doing this?)
- Declare new instances of the same object at a module-level as and when needed?
Thanks.
p.s. any other object tips are very welcome.
- Declare the objects at a Public level so all properties remain the same due to a singular instance? (is there a memory issue in doing this?)
- Declare new instances of the same object at a module-level as and when needed?
Thanks.
p.s. any other object tips are very welcome.