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- Conditions for using <Source>.FreeQuery
<Source>.FreeQuery (Function) In french: <Source>.LibèreRequête Frees the resources of a query (after the call to <Source>.ExecuteQuery or <Source>.ExecuteSQLQuery). When to use <Source>.FreeQuery? This function can be used when no other process will be using the result coming from a query. We recommend that you use this function on the queries that return an important number of lines (tens of thousands) in order to free the memory space.
IF MaRequête.ExécuteRequête() = False THEN
Error("Erreur d'initialisation de la requête" + CR + HErrorInfo())
RETURN
END
MaRequête.LitPremier()
WHILE NOT MaRequête.EnDehors()
...
MaRequête.LitSuivant()
END
MaRequête.LibèreRequête()
Syntax
<Result> = <Source>.FreeQuery()
<Result>: Boolean - True if the operation was performed,
- False if a problem occurs. HError is used to identify the error.
<Source>: Type corresponding to the specified source Name of a query or a data source associated with a query (for freeing resources after the call to <Source>.ExecuteQuery or <Source>.ExecuteSQLQuery). Remarks Conditions for using <Source>.FreeQuery This function must be used ONLY when the query is not required anymore! In the following example, function <Source>.FreeQuery is used too early: the table will be completely distorted. The Table control is populated using BuildBrowsingTable in a parallel process in the background. Therefore, <Source>.FreeQuery will operate before the Table control is entirely filled, making this control unusable.
Test.ExecuteSQLQuery("select * from client")
BuildBrowsingTable(TABLE_Table1, "test")
Test.FreeQuery()
Note The problem can also occur with a variable of type "data source". A "data source" variable declared locally in a process (button click, procedure, method, etc.) ONLY exists during the execution of this code. For this reason, a "warning" is displayed if you use this type of data source: "the data source will be destroyed at the end of this code".
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