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| − | [[RPC_Broker_Help| RPC Broker Help Home]]
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| − | [[RPC_HELP_Other_DLL_Interface_List|DLL Interface Home]]
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| − | <h2>Visual Basic: Destroy Broker Components</h2>
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| − | When you are done using any [[RPC_HELP_TRPCBroker|TRPCBroker]] component, you should call its destroy method to free it from [[RPC_HELP_DEBUG_Memory_Leaks|memory]].
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| − | To destroy [[RPC_HELP_TRPCBroker|TRPCBroker]] components from your Visual Basic program:
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| − | '''1.''' Make sure the [[RPC_HELP_TRPCBroker|TRPCBroker]] component is not connected:
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| − | Call RPCBPropSet(intRPCBHandle, "Connected", "0")
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| − | '''2.''' Call the [[RPC_HELP_DLL_ExportFN_RPCBFree|RPCBFree]] method to destroy the object:
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| − | Visual Basic takes care of the details of unloading the DLL.
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