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SUMMARYIf you use the SqlCursorClose function on a SQLCONN% connection, the Visual Basic application (SQL Server client application) may do one of the following: stop working altogether, cause a general protection fault (GP fault), or behave abnormally. MORE INFORMATION
The SqlCursorClose documentation on page 129 of the "Programmer's
Reference for Visual Basic" incorrectly states:
Closing a SQLCONN% connection with SqlCursorClose automatically closes all the cursors associated with it. Do not use SqlCursorClose on a SQLCONN% connection. The SqlClose documentation should state: Closing a SQLCONN% connection with SqlClose automatically closes all the cursors associated with it. Additional query words: Functions DB-Lib dblib prtk
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