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ILookup* CreateLookup (
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| Parameters | | bCanChange | | [in] True if you want to make changes (perform inserts, updates or deletes) to the object you are creating, otherwise false. | | | | Remarks |
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| pLookup = NULL |
| The object is destroyed immediately. |
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| System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject(oLookup) |
| oLookup = null |
| By assigning the object to null the object is released (the reference count is decremented) but not destroyed. The garbage collector decides when the object is actually destroyed. Adding the ReleaseComObject-statement speeds up the actual destruction of the object. |
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| Set oLookup = Nothing |
| The object is destroyed immediately. |
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| System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject(oLookup) |
| oLookup = Nothing |
| By assigning the object to Nothing the object is released (the reference count is decremented) but not destroyed. The garbage collector decides when the object is actually destroyed. Adding the ReleaseComObject-statement speeds up the actual destruction of the object. |
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ILookupPtr pLookup = pDossier->CreateLookup (VARIANT_TRUE);
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Lookup oLookup = oDossier.CreateLookup (true);
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Dim oLookup
Set oLookup = oDossier.CreateLookup(True)
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Dim oLookup As ClSdk.Lookup
oLookup = oDossier.CreateLookup(True)
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