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Vb5 do closes all db at the end but you never know where <br />
the next microsoft bug will occur - i always close my db with several metodes like : data1.Recordset.Close<br />
and data1.refresh<br />
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try looking in recordset help - there are several ways - and they all good for multi database operations<br />
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Do not Plan on depending on other application to close your db<br />
remmember - a db is very important to a program and system<br />
handle it yourself !!<br />

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Vb5 do closes all db at the end but you never know where
the next microsoft bug will occur - i always close my db with several metodes like : data1.Recordset.Close
and data1.refresh

try looking in recordset help - there are several ways - and they all good for multi database operations

Do not Plan on depending on other application to close your db
remmember - a db is very important to a program and system
handle it yourself !!


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When you exit a complied VB5 app does VB automatically close the DB and all of its open tables and recordsets? It is my understanding that everything is closed and cleaned-up automatically. If this is not true what is the safest method to close an app that uses several Access97 databases?<br />
Thanks
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When you exit a complied VB5 app does VB automatically close the DB and all of its open tables and recordsets? It is my understanding that everything is closed and cleaned-up automatically. If this is not true what is the safest method to close an app that uses several Access97 databases?
Thanks

Closing Access97  Tables

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