Hi,
I am new at using the BackgroundWorke r so please forgive me if this topic
has already been covered.
I'm using BackgroundWorke r to import data into an Access 2000 database using
OleDbConnection . After the thread is complete, I'm noticing that the Access
..ldb lock file still remains, and does not disappear until I close all the
way out of my program. Since the call to Open the OleDbConnection is inside
of the thread (in the DoWork function) how can I force the OleDbConnection
to Close so I can rename my .mdb file?
TIA!!
--Eric
6  2740 
Why not just call .Close() or .Dispose on the connection object in the
thread? I believe you can use the "using" block to do this same thing
(it's only in VS2005 though)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Hi,
I am new at using the BackgroundWorke r so please forgive me if this topic
has already been covered.
I'm using BackgroundWorke r to import data into an Access 2000 database using
OleDbConnection . After the thread is complete, I'm noticing that the Access
.ldb lock file still remains, and does not disappear until I close all the
way out of my program. Since the call to Open the OleDbConnection is inside
of the thread (in the DoWork function) how can I force the OleDbConnection
to Close so I can rename my .mdb file?
TIA!!
--Eric
Hi Seth,
I should have specified that I am using VS2005, and already do have my
connection setup in a Using block - that's why I'm kinda stumped why it
isn't releasing the resource.
I've tried .Close and .Dispose, they don't appear to have any effect.
Any other ideas?
Thanks!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgroup s" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ s34g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Why not just call .Close() or .Dispose on the connection object in the
thread? I believe you can use the "using" block to do this same thing
(it's only in VS2005 though)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
>Hi,
I am new at using the BackgroundWorke r so please forgive me if this topic
has already been covered.
I'm using BackgroundWorke r to import data into an Access 2000 database
using
OleDbConnectio n. After the thread is complete, I'm noticing that the
Access
.ldb lock file still remains, and does not disappear until I close all
the
way out of my program. Since the call to Open the OleDbConnection is
inside
of the thread (in the DoWork function) how can I force the
OleDbConnectio n
to Close so I can rename my .mdb file?
TIA!!
--Eric
Just a long shot, have you tried adding GC.Collect() to the end of the
routine?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Hi Seth,
I should have specified that I am using VS2005, and already do have my
connection setup in a Using block - that's why I'm kinda stumped why it
isn't releasing the resource.
I've tried .Close and .Dispose, they don't appear to have any effect.
Any other ideas?
Thanks!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgroup s" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ s34g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Why not just call .Close() or .Dispose on the connection object in the
thread? I believe you can use the "using" block to do this same thing
(it's only in VS2005 though)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Hi,
I am new at using the BackgroundWorke r so please forgive me if this topic
has already been covered.
I'm using BackgroundWorke r to import data into an Access 2000 database
using
OleDbConnection . After the thread is complete, I'm noticing that the
Access
.ldb lock file still remains, and does not disappear until I close all
the
way out of my program. Since the call to Open the OleDbConnection is
inside
of the thread (in the DoWork function) how can I force the
OleDbConnection
to Close so I can rename my .mdb file?
TIA!!
--Eric
Well that long shot definitely solved my issue, thank you so much for that
tip!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgroup s" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i15g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Just a long shot, have you tried adding GC.Collect() to the end of the
routine?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
>Hi Seth,
I should have specified that I am using VS2005, and already do have my
connection setup in a Using block - that's why I'm kinda stumped why it
isn't releasing the resource.
I've tried .Close and .Dispose, they don't appear to have any effect.
Any other ideas?
Thanks!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgrou ps" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11******* *************** @s34g2000cwa.go oglegroups.com. ..
Why not just call .Close() or .Dispose on the connection object in the
thread? I believe you can use the "using" block to do this same thing
(it's only in VS2005 though)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Hi,
I am new at using the BackgroundWorke r so please forgive me if this
topic
has already been covered.
I'm using BackgroundWorke r to import data into an Access 2000 database
using
OleDbConnectio n. After the thread is complete, I'm noticing that the
Access
.ldb lock file still remains, and does not disappear until I close all
the
way out of my program. Since the call to Open the OleDbConnection is
inside
of the thread (in the DoWork function) how can I force the
OleDbConnectio n
to Close so I can rename my .mdb file?
TIA!!
--Eric
Glad I could help!
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Well that long shot definitely solved my issue, thank you so much for that
tip!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgroup s" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i15g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Just a long shot, have you tried adding GC.Collect() to the end of the
routine?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Hi Seth,
I should have specified that I am using VS2005, and already do have my
connection setup in a Using block - that's why I'm kinda stumped why it
isn't releasing the resource.
I've tried .Close and .Dispose, they don't appear to have any effect.
Any other ideas?
Thanks!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgroup s" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ s34g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
Why not just call .Close() or .Dispose on the connection object in the
thread? I believe you can use the "using" block to do this same thing
(it's only in VS2005 though)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Hi,
I am new at using the BackgroundWorke r so please forgive me if this
topic
has already been covered.
I'm using BackgroundWorke r to import data into an Access 2000 database
using
OleDbConnection . After the thread is complete, I'm noticing that the
Access
.ldb lock file still remains, and does not disappear until I close all
the
way out of my program. Since the call to Open the OleDbConnection is
inside
of the thread (in the DoWork function) how can I force the
OleDbConnection
to Close so I can rename my .mdb file?
TIA!!
--Eric
Eric,
Be aware that a thread is normally not direct automaticly destructed if it
ends. Doing that can be very inefficient, so take care what you are doing.
Cor
"eforden" <eforden_nospam @proserve-solutions_nospa m.comschreef in beric
ht news:uN******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
Well that long shot definitely solved my issue, thank you so much for that
tip!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgroup s" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i15g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
>Just a long shot, have you tried adding GC.Collect() to the end of the
routine?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
>>Hi Seth,
I should have specified that I am using VS2005, and already do have my
connection setup in a Using block - that's why I'm kinda stumped why it
isn't releasing the resource.
I've tried .Close and .Dispose, they don't appear to have any effect.
Any other ideas?
Thanks!!
--Eric
"rowe_newsgro ups" <ro********@yah oo.comwrote in message
news:11****** *************** *@s34g2000cwa.g ooglegroups.com ...
Why not just call .Close() or .Dispose on the connection object in the
thread? I believe you can use the "using" block to do this same thing
(it's only in VS2005 though)
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
eforden wrote:
Hi,
I am new at using the BackgroundWorke r so please forgive me if this
topic
has already been covered.
I'm using BackgroundWorke r to import data into an Access 2000
database
using
OleDbConnecti on. After the thread is complete, I'm noticing that the
Access
.ldb lock file still remains, and does not disappear until I close
all
the
way out of my program. Since the call to Open the OleDbConnection is
inside
of the thread (in the DoWork function) how can I force the
OleDbConnecti on
to Close so I can rename my .mdb file?
TIA!!
--Eric
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