How do I clear value passed as public static in winform C#

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i am running project in windows, and i have used public static int id to access it publically on another forms, like session in winform.
but the problem is i cant clear that value for another entry.
can u suggest any solution to clear this.

What I have tried:

public static int id;
and used it in another page as id

Posted 8-Jul-16 2:31am

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Updated 8-Jul-16 2:53am

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John C Rayan 8-Jul-16 8:38am

what you mean by 'you can't clear'. Are you trying to assign 0?
You have to remember that static is different from instance variables. Static variable holds only one value across all instances.

So if you requirements need different values to different instances then you have to make it non-static.

BillWoodruff 9-Jul-16 13:29pm

Not clear what you are doing here. Please describe what your WinForm app does; it has a Main Form that creates other secondary Forms; you are using Form inheritance ?

Member 12224208 11-Jul-16 7:57am

Thanks Jhon i think u solved my problem..i will try this by making my variable non static.

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Ehsan Skardu · Answer 1 · 2016-07-08T02:53:00

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Hi

You can set the value 0 or overwrite new value.

Posted 8-Jul-16 2:53am

Ehsan Skardu