Adding to a System.Array

[tshad]

I am trying to add an item to a System.Array and I get an error:

BC30456: 'add' is not a member of 'System.Array'.

My code is:

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Dim parameters As SqlParameter () = { _
New SqlParameter("@ClientID",SqldbType.VarChar,20), _
New SqlParameter("@UserID",SqldbType.BigInt) }

if session("ResumeMode") = "View" then
parameters.add(New SqlParameter("@ResumeTemplateID",SqldbType.Bigint))
else
parameters.add(New SqlParameter("@ApplicantID",SqldbType.Bigint))
end if

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If this is not the way, how do I insert a new item in the array?

Thanks,

Tom

 

[Lucas Tam]

If this is not the way, how do I insert a new item in the array?

Take a look at "Redim preserve" to resize an array.

 

[Craig Deelsnyder]

I am trying to add an item to a System.Array and I get an error:

BC30456: 'add' is not a member of 'System.Array'.

My code is:

********************************************************************************************
Dim parameters As SqlParameter () = { _
New SqlParameter("@ClientID",SqldbType.VarChar,20), _
New SqlParameter("@UserID",SqldbType.BigInt) }

if session("ResumeMode") = "View" then
parameters.add(New SqlParameter("@ResumeTemplateID",SqldbType.Bigint))
else
parameters.add(New SqlParameter("@ApplicantID",SqldbType.Bigint))
end if

*******************************************************************************************

If this is not the way, how do I insert a new item in the array?

Thanks,

Tom

Use an ArrayList instead...just don't forget to TrimToSize() before
iterating thru the values (by default it creates buckets up to the
capacity, which is like 16 I believe by default)....

 

[tshad]

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Use an ArrayList instead...just don't forget to TrimToSize() before
iterating thru the values (by default it creates buckets up to the
capacity, which is like 16 I believe by default)....

I could, but I am using it sparingly and it is already set up in my library
as a normal array. The Redim Preserve should solve my problem.

Thanks,

Tom