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  • For this to work, 'MyType' must implement IDisposable, which is an interface wich defines the member 'void Dispose ()'; If MyType does not implement IDisposable, t.

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  • I have a managed heap of memories regarding you - none of which are IDisposable.

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  • The content of the class should look like this: public class BadClass : IDisposable private String cs = @"Data Source=tcp: ;Password=; Max Pool Size=20; Connection Timeout=10" "select CURRENT_TIMESTAMP";

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  • You can either fix the BadClass or create a new one called GoodClass: public class GoodClass : IDisposable private String cs = @"Data Source=tcp: ;Password=; Max Pool Size=20; Connection Timeout=10" Debug.

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  • The better option is to have your class implement the IDisposable interface and dispose of the COM refs in the Dispose method which you will call when you're ready to dispose news: 6381305@discussion. autodesk.com ...

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  • The better option is to have your class implement the IDisposable interface and dispose of the COM refs in the Dispose method which you will call when you're ready to dispose of them.

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  • Reflector can come in handy in this case to determine which particular methods we need. interface ISqlCommandSet: IDisposable {SqlConnection Connection {get; set;} void Append (SqlCommand command); Int32 ExecuteNonQuery ();}

    Elegant Code Jan Van Ryswyck 2010

  • The better option is to have your class implement the IDisposable interface and dispose of the COM refs in the Dispose method which you will call when you're ready to dispose of them.

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  • The DbContext derived class will be IDisposable in your controller.

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  • The better option is to have your class implement the IDisposable interface and dispose of the COM refs in the Dispose method which you will call when you're ready to dispose news: 6381305@discussion. autodesk.com ...

    All Discussion Groups: Message List - root 2010

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