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A recent post was made to me referring me to the Raptor database which is a disk based storage program to store data. I had been advised to convert the code from "C" to VB so that it would become useable. Once I converted the "C" program to VB.Net with the conversion program I then added the raptordb dll to the bin folder. Then I loaded the sln but 44 errors occurred, most are variable references that I am unaware of. It has no executable to load

I need help to understand how to:

1. Resolve the errors created by the conversion
2. Advice on how to use it from within my application


If anyone can help I have the file ready if I may email it to you
or if you are able to convert this and email it to me?


RaptorDB[^]

thank you in advance!
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Updated 2-Sep-11 13:44pm
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Dr.Walt Fair, PE 2-Sep-11 23:38pm    
I suggest you start with the 1st error and post the code and error message. Once you figure that one out, then go to the next, etc.

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You don't need to convert RaptorDB to vb.net just compile it as is and include the DLL created in your vb.net project as a reference.

To see how to use it in your application look at the test project and there you will have to change the c# syntax to vb.net to work in your application.
 
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Dale 2012 3-Sep-11 6:42am    
Ok I have properly referenced the dll into my program but what part of the text project syntax do I need to change to vb.net? might you be a bit more specific because there are allot of different objects with code that I have no idea for what? thank you in advance
Dale 2012 3-Sep-11 8:03am    
Ok I now know what your talking about and have seen the class functions that I am now available to in my own program. I thank you very much for your patients but is there documentation for the different classes and how to use them?

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