According to this, Dispose() on a SqlConnection calls Close(), so you don’t need to call both, just Dispose(). Is it the same for a SqlDataReader?
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According to this, Dispose() on a SqlConnection calls Close(), so you don’t need to call both, just Dispose(). Is it the same for a SqlDataReader?
You only need to call Dispose because calls Close.
I used .NET Reflector and found that DbDataReader’s (the base of SqlDataReader) Dispose method does call Close.