..How to properly clean up Excel interop objects

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i used this code

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private void btnshow_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    string connStr = "provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source='c:\\KBE\\solid piston1.xls';Extended Properties=Excel 8.0;";
    OleDbConnection MyConnection;
    DataSet ds1;
    OleDbDataAdapter MyCommand1;
    MyConnection = new OleDbConnection(connStr);
    MyCommand1 = new OleDbDataAdapter("select * from [INPUT$]", MyConnection);
    ds1 = new System.Data.DataSet();
    MyCommand1.Fill(ds1);
    DataTable dt1 = new DataTable();
    dt1 = ds1.Tables[0];

    cbf.Items.Insert(0, dt1.Rows[1]["Value"].ToString());

    textBox1.Text = dt1.Rows[2]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox2.Text = dt1.Rows[3]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox3.Text = dt1.Rows[4]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox4.Text = dt1.Rows[5]["Value"].ToString();
    comboBox2.Text = dt1.Rows[6]["Value"].ToString();

    textBox5.Text = dt1.Rows[7]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox6.Text = dt1.Rows[8]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox7.Text = dt1.Rows[9]["Value"].ToString();
    cbr.Text = dt1.Rows[10]["Value"].ToString();
    // textBox46.Text = dt1.Rows[11]["Value"].ToString();
    comboBox4.Text = dt1.Rows[12]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox8.Text = dt1.Rows[13]["Value"].ToString();

    textBox19.Text = dt1.Rows[24]["Value"].ToString();
    comboBox5.Text = dt1.Rows[25]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox20.Text = dt1.Rows[26]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox21.Text = dt1.Rows[27]["Value"].ToString();


    textBox22.Text = dt1.Rows[28]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox23.Text = dt1.Rows[29]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox24.Text = dt1.Rows[30]["Value"].ToString();
    textBox17.Text = dt1.Rows[22]["Value"].ToString();

    MyConnection.Close();

    GC.Collect();
}

whenever i click button new excel open in the task manager so problem occur in application .
so please give me suggestion to clean the excel from the task manager

thanks

Posted 8-Jan-14 20:35pm

dhaval082

Updated 8-Jan-14 20:40pm

StM0n

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Solution 2

The OleDbConnection class implements IDisposable[^] so you can use the using keyword. This means that when the using block goes out of scope, the connection will clean up after itself. Read this[^] article to get a basic understanding of the IDisposable interface.

Posted 8-Jan-14 22:00pm

Wayne Gaylard

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-08T21:29:00

Solution 1

at the end of the function, you write like this..

C#

MyConnection.Dispose();
 MyConnection = null;
MyCommand1.Dispose();
MyCommand1 = null;

Posted 8-Jan-14 21:29pm

Karthik_Mahalingam