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Posted By: Dharmaraj       Member Level: Diamond       Posted Date: 03 Feb 2008       Category: VB.NET

How to determine if a variable has not been initialized in VB.NET?

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ISNull( )
IsEmpty( )
IsDdNull( )
Null




      
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