[thelist] ASP: residual database files Follow Up

[Mike Carlson]

[snip]
With ASP, whether you explicitly destroy the DB Connection object or not -
the ASP Engine will clean that up for you when the script stops executing.
[/snip]

It SHOULD clean up, I have seen cases where it didnt. Just because it should
does not mean you should be lazy with your code and not explicitly close and
destroy any of your objects, be it connection, recordset, CDO, etc.

Mike

	-----Original Message-----
	From: Anthony Baratta [mailto:Anthony at Baratta.com]
	Sent: Fri 7/19/2002 2:24 PM
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	Subject: RE: [thelist] ASP: residual database files Follow Up



	At 11:43 AM 7/19/2002, Chris W. Parker wrote:
	>so then mike, would say that it is because i am not closing all my
db
	>connections or more likely that the directory does not have delete
	>permissions?

	Walking into this late:

	Are you using Cold Fusion?? If so, there is a setting in Admin that
	prevents the lock files from sticking around when all the connections
are
	used up.

	With ASP, whether you explicitly destroy the DB COnnection object or
not -
	the ASP Engine will clean that up for you when the script stops
executing.
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	Anthony Baratta
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