I guess I'm a little lost. Does the instance of the application object not need to be declared? It looks as if it does not. the line "Dim App As PCDLRN.Application" is commented, I understand that this would early bind the variable if it were not commented. Then the variable is set to point to PCDMIS with "Set App = CreateObject("PCDLRN.Application")". However, there is no object declared, so is the object declared dynamically as well as pointed to PCDMIS with this line? I see the same thing is being done with part programs and commands. Understanding that the code does run, is it safe to do this by convention? Is it being done this way because the calling application is the same application being automated. Maybe I'll check a VB forum to see. Like I said I am not entirely on top of my game with this, just enough to be dangerous.
I guess I'm a little lost. Does the instance of the application object not need to be declared? It looks as if it does not. the line "Dim App As PCDLRN.Application" is commented, I understand that this would early bind the variable if it were not commented. Then the variable is set to point to PCDMIS with "Set App = CreateObject("PCDLRN.Application")". However, there is no object declared, so is the object declared dynamically as well as pointed to PCDMIS with this line? I see the same thing is being done with part programs and commands. Understanding that the code does run, is it safe to do this by convention? Is it being done this way because the calling application is the same application being automated. Maybe I'll check a VB forum to see. Like I said I am not entirely on top of my game with this, just enough to be dangerous.
