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Visual Basic: RDO Data Control

Environment Property (Remote Data)

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Returns a reference to a RemoteData control's underlying rdoEnvironment object.

Syntax

object**.Environment**

Setenvironment**=object.Environment**

The Environment property syntax has these parts:

Part Description
environment An object expression that evaluates to a valid rdoEnvironment object.
object An object expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list.

Remarks

When a RemoteData control is initialized, RemoteData uses the default rdoEnvironments(0) the Environment property is initially set to this object.

If you assign another rdoResultset to the RemoteData control's Resultset property, the Environment property is set to the rdoEnvironment object used to create the result set.

rdoEnvironment objects have properties and methods you can use to manage data. For example, you can use any method of an rdoEnvironment object, such as OpenConnection, BeginTrans, CommitTrans, or RollbackTrans, with the Environment property.