I have seen some examples that after data is read using SqlCeResultSet that a Close is called.
Do I really need to call close? What are the drawbacks if I don’t close it? (does something else bad happen? Do I get memory leaks?….)
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I have seen some examples that after data is read using SqlCeResultSet that a Close is called.
Do I really need to call close? What are the drawbacks if I don’t close it? (does something else bad happen? Do I get memory leaks?….)
Yes, you do need to
Closeyour result sets; otherwise, you may leak native resources.You should simply use a
usingblock.