Just set the object to nothing
ex:
Public Sub ShutdownMapInfoConnection()
'* first, if the MapInfo object exists, we must reset its callback object
'* to a null object ( the VB keyword "Nothing" ), otherwise the VB app will
'* not exit because the reference count on this object will still be greater
'* than 0.
If Not (MapInfo Is Nothing) Then
MapInfo.SetCallback Nothing
End If
'Set la valeur de l'objet Mapinfo a nothing
Set MapInfo = Nothing
End Sub
-----Original Message-----
From: Sheehan, Carol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 14 mai, 1999 15:09
Subject: MI Closing MapInfo OLE object
>Hello,
>
>I'm wondering if anyone has some vb code which closes a MapInfo OLE object
>which was created during a previous run and then crashed. The MapInfo
>object still is present in the task manager process list after the
>application has terminated abnormally and I want to shut it down the next
>time the application starts.
>
>GetObject doesn't access these type of objects. I'm having some trouble
>getting a handle for a process which is no longer active and that does not
>have a window associated with it. I can create a new MapInfo object with
>CreateObject but first I want to terminate the previous inactive object if
>it exists.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Carol Sheehan
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