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6.6

shared variables

Asked by NeDall in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

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I am starting the development of a new project where we will use the same class to read form different databases with the same class

Public Class cProfiles
    Private Shared DataBase As String = DBPath & DB
    shared for cProfile
    Private csub() As cProfile
   
    Public Class cProfile
        Private DBTable As String = modConst.ProfileTable
        Private DBFolder As String = modConst.ProfileFolderID
        Private DBPassword As String = modConst.ProfileTablePassword
        Private DBFolderNames As String = modConst.Folders
        &
<Some more codes>
 

    End Class

<Some more codes>
Public Sub New(ByVal mDatabase As String, ByVal Wherest As String, ByVal Orderby As String, ByVal Folder As Boolean, ByVal Mytype As OpenType)
        DataBase = mDatabase
        Call mNew(Wherest, Orderby, Folder, Mytype, "")
    End Sub

     
End Class

If I call the following:
Dim profiles1 as cprofiles = new cprofiles(db1,,true,open.all)
Dim profiles2 as cprofiles = new cprofiles(db2,,true,open.all)
it also change profile1.database to db2

My questions is: How do I prevent that Profiles1.database also change to db2 when I call new cprofiles(db2,,true,open.all) or in other words, how can I make a variable public for all the childs and not more.
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