Ok, GC.Collect() causes an immediate GC, so they should all be cleared then, I guess.
Thanks,
Jess
On 1/15/06, Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello:
> I have a question w/r/t the freeing of IDbCommand instances... it
> seems that if .Dispose is not called on these instances the Firebird
> server instance grows significantly over time. I understand that
> calling .Dispose on these is in general a good practice, however, I do
> believe that these should be disposed of during a normal GC as well.
>
> Are these normally disposed during GC? Will GC.Collect () cause them
> all to be immediately disposed of?
It should, but will be the gc who determines when the they are going to
bre reclaimed.
> If not, applications could easily suffer from spurious leaks due to
> issues with the common best practices for calling .Dispose on heavy
> objects within .Net.
Well, use Dispose and you shouldn't have that problems.
--
Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
Vigo-Spain
http://carlosga.blogspot.com/
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