I have a VB6 program that will not stop running after I close out of the form manually. I have to go into task manager to shut it down.
What am I doing wrong?
What am I doing wrong?
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If you have instantiated any objects you need to dispose of them. Like recordsets, controls, and so on. If after the form is unloaded, as if you are trying to save settings and you reference the form or its controls in any way, the form will be reloaded but not shown and thus your program will not end.
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use [code=vb]End [/code] in unload event.Comment
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CyberSoftHari,
An expert advocating the use of End in a VB Program??? No expert, moderator, or Guru besides you has ever advocated the use of End in a VB program, in fact, everyone that I know of in the 16/17 sites that I'm a member of know that one should never use End in a vb program. It is bad programming practice to use end in a VB program because your program just stops. It has no opportunity to execute any code in the forms query unload, unload, and terminate subs if you have such code in those mentioned events. It can also lead to the runtimes and any other objects you have instantiated to be left in memory and not to mention the memory leaks it can cause by leaving threads and handles untaken care of....
Just bad advice in my opinion! Don't you think finding out the cause of the problem would be better so that the OP can learn how to properly program in vb would be the better solution???Comment
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yes i agree in this case.Comment
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