>>>If you do any kind of cleanup in the Destroy, then you'd be in trouble.
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>>Thanks, that is quite logical. But wouldn't the cleanup usually only be relevant if the form was properly initialized?
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>Not necessarily. If your form uses a default datasession, and you opened a table in the Load or Init, you wouldn't be able to make sure you close it in the Destroy.
That is right; I understand that usually, Form.Load() or the DE are the best place to open tables in code; and both happen before the Init().
This wouldn't be the usual case for me, though, since I use private datasessions almost exclusively.
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