DbCommand Property

Hi,

I want to create a property that will handle SqlCommand and OleDbCommand values.

for that I defined this propery:

public DbCommand DbCmdProperty

{

set { DbCmd = value; }

get { return DbCmd; }

}

how can I get a "Name" value in the Properties Window on the Designer, that will tell me if I'm working with a SqlCommand or OleDbCommand

(Hoped I succeeded to describe my problom correctly...)

&#42;Rick&#42;

I’m not sure you can do it in the properties window designer.

Sorry
cplusplus1
I read your question but I'm not understood what you means
Doug DeBug
I just want to keep in the Properties window on the Designer, all the DbCommand values (Command Text, Command Timeout, Command Type, exc.) and add to them a value called "Name", that will hold a string.

Can it be done
ubisoft
This is problematic for a number of reasons.
1. You are trying to add a property to an existing class (This can be done, but it's probably more work than you want to do (and definitely more work than I want to explain))
2. You want a design-time property to view something which it appears you are setting at run-time.
bitbonk
Anybody
DbCommand Property