Public Arrays

dsk96m

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I am having an issue with arrays in vb.net.

I have a class called variables that contains the following:
VB.NET:
Public Class Variables
    Public Shared AcctCal() As udtCalendar

    Structure udtCalendar
        Public DPP As Integer
        Public BegDt As Date
        Public EndDt As Date
        Public Year As Integer
        Public AvailHrs As Single
    End Structure
End Class

Then I have a shared sub in my general code class like the following:
VB.NET:
Public Class general
    Public Shared Sub LoadAcctCal()
        oracle_rs = New ADODB.Recordset
        'Load the Accounting Calendar Array...
        sqlstr = "Select ************************"
        oracle_rs.Open(sqlstr, oracle_conn)
        oracle_rs.MoveFirst()

        If oracle_rs.RecordCount <> 0 Then
            Dim AcctCal() As udtCalendar
            lngRecs = 0
            Do Until oracle_rs.EOF
                If Len(oracle_rs(0).Value & "") <> 0 Then
                    ReDim Preserve AcctCal(lngRecs)
                    AcctCal(lngRecs).DPP = CInt(oracle_rs(0).Value)
                    AcctCal(lngRecs).BegDt = Format(CDate(oracle_rs(1).Value), "MM/dd/yyyy")
                    AcctCal(lngRecs).EndDt = Format(CDate(oracle_rs(2).Value), "MM/dd/yyyy")
                    AcctCal(lngRecs).Year = CInt(oracle_rs(3).Value)
                    AcctCal(lngRecs).AvailHrs = CSng(oracle_rs(4).Value)
                    oracle_rs.MoveNext()
                End If
                lngRecs = lngRecs + 1
            Loop
        End If
        oracle_rs.Close()
    End Sub

So I load the array AcctCal, it works fine, but when I execute the last End If, AcctCal turns to nothing. How come it is not saving? I need to array to exist for use in different parts of the program. So It should be shared, correct? What am I missing?

Please help.

David
 
You have declared AcctCal as a local variable in LoadAcctCal method and are not using Variables.AcctCal.
 
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