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In article <3639BB48.F4C8CBC7@jhmi.edu>, lelliot@jhmi.edu says...
> After performing a query, I am placing the contents of the result row in
> a class that I have defined.  I then use addElement to add that class to
> a vector.   I am performing this logic (both placing the result row in a
> class and then adding that class to a vector)  in a loop to process the
> entire query result set.    When I view the contents of the vector in
> debug mode, it appears as though each addElement execution updates all
> currently populated vector objects with the most current result set
> row.  So, when the loop is complete, for example,  vector size is 10 and
> all 10 objects are the last row from the result set.
> Is there something that I am missing ?    Can a vector be populated in
> this manner from a result set ?
> 
> Thanks for any help.
> 
> Lisa
> 
> 
Sounds to me like you are using a variable to populate the vector, and 
the contents of the variable change - not the reference in the vector 
which would be to the same variable.  Thus, at the end, since the vector 
has the same reference in all elements, they are all pointing to whatever 
ended up being in that variable.

or something like that...

Tad Frysinger
[TeamB]