I'll do both. Without going into crazy whacky details, a class is basically the base for creating your own objects. In order to do this, you add a "Class Module" to Your VB6 project, and you can build your own object. This object can be anything and do anything... it can have it's own properties, it's own methods, a constructor, and a destructor. In VB you can then instantiate an instance of this class as an object, and use it just like any other object.

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Hi,
What is a class?
A class can be defined a structure that is composed of two things:
- Data Members.
- Methods.
A class is designed to be reused, when using a class we dont have to know, how it is designed, we just need to know the interface and methods signatures.

Why using a class in vb?
We use class to create composant that can be reused in other application.
Such example, creating a class that do the following:
- Create an ODBC connection to a Database,
- Create an OLEDB connection,
- Get a recordset from the DB,
- Execute Function (Insert, Update, ...statements)
- Check if a connection status to a DB,...
As you can se this functions are already used to deal with a DB.

How to use a class?
You have to create an instance of that class (called object)
We have a compoent called dataLayer in which there is a class called clsDataLayer, some of it's methods are ODBCConnect,GetDisRecordsetPage...

Dim oData as new datalayer.clsdtalayer
Dim MyCnn as new adodb.Connection

set MyCnn =oData.ODBCConnect("DsnEssai")

Regards

Do me a big favor... when you post, use code tags. You can do that like this
[ CODE]
dim ADO as object
[ /CODE]

with no spaces between the [ and the word or /. Anyway, it helps to make the posts a little bit more readable, and helps make the post more organized. Thanks.

Also, the main thing about a class is that it is not a module (.bas) file. Like it was already stated, you can create an instance of a class and access all of its public methods and members.

Did that clear everything up, or do you still have questions?

Are You Saying I Rant?

Maybe the Shaolin of Rant. :cheesy:

Is That A Good Thing, or a bad one?
Uh Oh, I'm being Monitored.... Quick, put away the big black VB book...

Nah, just ran across another thread on here...thought it was pretty funny, actually.

Thanx, I have my moments...