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    Classic ADO and VB.NET - dispose?

    Dale and Rick That's what I assume as well. I do close both objects and set them to nothing. I wasn't sure, based on the fact that classic ADO is unmanaged, that the GC would behave in the desired manner. I've read articles on sites (which I can't find now) that this unmanaged objects many...
  2. mhectorgato

    Classic ADO and VB.NET - dispose?

    I'll take a look. I'm sure it will take some considerable re-engineering, as I'm using ADO fairly extensively in my app. I do use ADO.NET in other programs, just from what I knew about ADO.NET it didn't seem like a good fit. In the meantime, does anyone have an answer to my orignal question?
  3. mhectorgato

    Classic ADO and VB.NET - dispose?

    excellent direct connect mode" This allows forward and backwards movements and updating? Where can I find info on this?
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    Classic ADO and VB.NET - dispose?

    My understanding of ADO.NET is that is either supports disconnected recordsets or connected forward only. This is server application which hands out information to various clients. The data is processed and returned to the server in an asynchronous fashion. When client sends back the data, I...
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    Classic ADO and VB.NET - dispose?

    My VB.NET application uses ADO 2.x to connect to a SQL2000 database. It uses a static recordset to read/write data in a random access mode - using the AbsolutePosition property to navigate forward and backwards through the recordset. Since I'm not using ADO.NET, I assume that this using...
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