Hi

In vb.Net why does option strict require all functions to have an 'AS' clause. What if I don't need to return anything?

Example:
Public Function Add(byval Name as string) AS "What should this be?"

Try
       'code to call insert, update or delete stored procedure, no return values
catch sql exception
       messagebox.show (ex.message)
end try

end function

Duncan

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Duncan

A VB function must return something. A Sub does not.

Public Sub Add(byval Name as string)
   Try
       'code to call insert, update or delete stored procedure, no return values
   catch sql exception
       messagebox.show (ex.message)
   end try
End Sub