Hi Carlos,Ok, GC.Collect() causes an immediate GC, so they should all be cleared then, I guess.Thanks,JessOn 1/15/06, Carlos Guzmán Álvarez
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Hello:> I have a question w/r/t the freeing of IDbCommand instances... it> seems that if .Dispose is not called on these instances
hi,
how can i determine, if the event coming in, is not from the current program ?
if for e.g. i insert a record in my program, then i also get the change event but do not really
want to do anything with it, since it was me inserting it.
if ( ( (FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient
.FbRemote
Hello:
if ( ( (FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient
.FbRemoteEvent)( sender ) ).revent.RemoteId !=
m_fbEventAddress.revent.remoteId )
would solve the problem, if only i could get to revent.remoteId.
the debugger shows them up nicely, but they are not public.
anyone got an idea ?
If i'm not wrong
Hi Carlos,
>If i'm not wrong there are no way to know this
well, you have the power over the sources ;)
would it be too much of a hassle to somehow make the remoteID publicly accessible ?
that way it would be very easy to check and avoid handling things twice.
the remoteID is unique for every FbRe
