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Yes, it frees up the resources used to intitalize it, and disconnects from the source.
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Yes, it frees up the resources used to intitalize it, and disconnects from the source.

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So te correct sytax is:<br />
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Set rs=nothing
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Once a recorset is closed is it necesary to set it to nothing?<br />
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If so what is the statement?<br />
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Rs=nothing<br />
Set Rs=nothing?<br />
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What happens if this is not done?
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Once a recorset is closed is it necesary to set it to nothing?

If so what is the statement?

Rs=nothing
Set Rs=nothing?

What happens if this is not done?

closing a recordset

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