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I agree, it depends on the type of application, company you are selling this to, and how many users will be using it. What I usually do is incorporate a database such as Microsoft access with my application if there is only going to be a few users. This way …

Yes you can, but you need to assign a value to it! [CODE] char response = char.Parse("X") ; [/CODE] [URL="http://www.mycsharpwarehouse.com/"]http://www.mycsharpwarehouse.com/[/URL] [QUOTE=forneamax;1089618]Hi guys. Can a variable be used outside the try block? [CODE]string responseString; char response; Console.WriteLine("1. If you would like to ... press A"); Console.WriteLine("2. If you would like to …

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I am not too sure what condition you want to check for, but this is how I would do it! [CODE] try { //my data connection and stuff go here //when the data has been updated... I show the message box MessageBox.Show("Success!"); } catch(exception ex) { //If an error occurred …