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Default DotNet conversion for ADODB.Field in VB

Hi,

   I am doing a DotNet Migration project from VB to VB.Net and I have some queries given below.

What are the equivalent DotNet code for the following VB code.

* ADODB.Field
* ADODB.Value
* ADODB.Type
* ADODB.DataTypeEnum.adSingle

 An Example Function is given below.

Private Function ConvertNull( ByRef pobjError As LibERROR.ErrCookie,ByVal iobjField As ADODB.Field) As Variant

  If Not IsNull(iobjField.Value) Then
        ConvertNull = iobjField.Value
  Else
   Select Case iobjField.Type
   Case adSingle, adBigInt, adInteger, adDouble, adDecimal, adCurrency
              ConvertNull = INT_ZERO

    End Select

  End If

End Function

 I suppose DotNet code for ADODB.Field is System.Type. Is it correct..?

   Regards,
    Seby











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