Conerting Vb.NEt Code in Equalent c# code!

[Vkas]

hello i had created a Vb.Net Class named Database

I want to make the same class for C# but i am little bit unfamiliar with the syntax can any of the People Convert the below code for C#

Public Class Database
    Private Shared mycommand As SqlCommand
    Private Shared dr As SqlDataReader
    Private Shared da As SqlDataAdapter
    Private Shared con As SqlConnection
    Shared Function connection()
        Dim con As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection
        con.ConnectionString = "data source = (local) ; initial catalog = WisHRM ; Integrated Security = SSPI"
        Return con
    End Function
    Shared Sub GetSelectQuery(ByVal query As String)
        con = Database.connection
        con.Open()
        mycommand = New SqlCommand(query, con)
        dr = mycommand.ExecuteReader
        dr.Read()
    End Sub
    Shared Function GetResult()
        Return dr
    End Function
    Shared Sub GetDsQuery(ByVal query As String)
        con = Database.connection
        con.Open()
        da = New SqlDataAdapter(query, con)
    End Sub
    Shared Function GetDsResult()
        Return da
    End Function
    Shared Function GetUpdateQuery(ByVal query As String)
        con = Database.connection
        con.Open()
        Dim i As Integer = 0
        mycommand = New SqlCommand(query, con)
        i = mycommand.ExecuteNonQuery
        Return i
    End Function

End Class

Help me Please!!!!!!!!!

[GaryTexmo]

It wouldn't do you any good to have someone convert the code for you... you'll get far more out of it if you do it yourself. The plus side here is that .NET programs in VB, C#, and C++ convert between each other very nicely! Also, looking at the code you posted, you don't have too much to convert.

Here's a link to a tutorial I found on google, it should get you started.

http://www.softsteel.co.uk/tutorials/cSharp/cIndex.html

Dive in and if you have troubles, post here and we can help you debug your conversion.

[Vkas]

ok thanks for the idea you mean to say i must have to attempt it by myself

ok

[MrMancunian]

Try it yourself first, otherwise, use the .Net Reflector. You can download it at the Microsoft download site...

Steven