PeterBaileyUk
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vb.net and creating a class
I am using visual studio 2015 with sql server providing data.
my client tables are holding clientcodes that represent vehicles with differing amount of data columns and with differing names and data types to represent essentially the same things.
I wonder if it is a good idea to create a vehicle class but not sure what people do when the number of fields are different do I have to have a vehicle class for each client.
I guess you will all have various opinion.
people are asking me why do this and I am guessing that if I do then a set of methods will then exist to get the data and it will be easier to handle.
my client tables are holding clientcodes that represent vehicles with differing amount of data columns and with differing names and data types to represent essentially the same things.
I wonder if it is a good idea to create a vehicle class but not sure what people do when the number of fields are different do I have to have a vehicle class for each client.
I guess you will all have various opinion.
people are asking me why do this and I am guessing that if I do then a set of methods will then exist to get the data and it will be easier to handle.
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do you mean another class for the sub object and that inner class is unique client class
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practically I think this is what you meant
yes in 1st option, no in second option:
1st option: the classes are inheriting the main class.
2nd option: the main class + 1 single (dynamic) class, holding the data fields as needed per customer.
1st option: the classes are inheriting the main class.
2nd option: the main class + 1 single (dynamic) class, holding the data fields as needed per customer.
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