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Killing Reference to a dll.

Hello,

I have a vb6 application, but want to use multi-threading for the ability to cancel during a long operation (adomdcommand with ASSL). Therefore, I am creating a little dll in VB.NET.

The problem is, I'm still having trouble trying to cancel.

-I seem to be unable to kill the execution of the long command within the dll. (MSDN: "If the AdomdConnection associated with the AdomdCommand is using in-process XML for Analysis, nothing happens."...If anyone could help me work around this, that would be very welcome, as well.)

-When DLL completes, and the calling application is still open, the command continues to run.

-When I close the calling application, the command stops running.

My question is this:

Is there a way to dispose of the DLL while the application continues to run that would be akin to closing the application completely? I've tried setting the object to "Nothing", and can't think of any other tactics.

Thank you in advance,
Nate
Aug 24 '07 #1
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