Hello,
What is the right way to delete an object I do not need to use anymore ?
is the next line right only in VB6 ?
myObj = nothing
thank you
sw22
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Jump to PostNo, that is correct even in VB.NET.
That being said, if the object contains a Dispose method, then you should do myObj.Dispose() before assigning it to Nothing.
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Oxiegen
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No, that is correct even in VB.NET.
That being said, if the object contains a Dispose method, then you should do myObj.Dispose() before assigning it to Nothing.
rkmasternet
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use objname.dispose()
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