>>Hi,
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>>I have a Form 1 that has a couple of BIZ objects referenced in the Form 1 properties (e.g. thisform.my_biz_obj)
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>>In a click method of a button (on Form 1) Form 2 is instantiated and the BIZ object references are passed to Form 2. In the INIT of Form 2 the BIZ objects are assigned to properties of Form 2 (e.g. the same name as in Form 1, thisform.my_biz_obj).
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>>My question is, when Form 2 is released should I destroy the references of the BIZ objects? My concern is that if I set the property thisform.my_biz_obj of Form 2 to NULL it will destroy the BIZ object for Form 1 (which is not what I want). By the same token I don't want to end up with dangling references.
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>>TIA for your help.
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>No, it will not destroy the objects. You do need to add this code in the Destroy method.
>BTW, it should be very easy to test.
Thank you. So you are saying that the Child form (form 2) should set the property to NULL in the Destroy method, right?
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