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difference between declaring a variable in the General Declaration section of a standard code module and declaring variable in the general declaration section of a form code module?

By Dinesh Thakur

The variables declared in the General declaration of the section of standard code module are global and can be accessed from any other module, if the variable is public.

 

The variables declared in the General declaration of the section of the form module are not global those can not be accessed from any where in the project.

The variables declared static in the standard code module are static while project is running.

 

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