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- .Na "dbexit"
- .Aa
- .Fu
- .mc |
- Close and de-allocate all DBPROCESS structures, and clean up
- any structures initialized by \f2dbinit()\f1.
- .Ih "DBPROCESSes, closing all"
- .Sy
- .mc
- .Sf "void dbexit()"
- .Co
- .Bl
- .I "dbexit()"
- calls
- .I "dbclose()"
- repeatedly
- for all allocated DBPROCESS structures.
- .I "dbclose()"
- cleans up any activity associated with a single DBPROCESS
- structure and de-allocates the space.
- .Bl
- You can use \f2dbclose()\f1 directly to close just a single DBPROCESS structure.
- .mc |
- .Bl
- \f2dbexit()\f1 also cleans up any structures initialized by \f2dbinit()\f1,
- releasing the memory associated with those structures.
- \f2It must be the last \*L call in any application that calls dbinit()\f1.
- .sp 0.5v
- Currently, \f2dbinit()\f1 is required only in the Macintosh environment.
- However, to ensure future compatibility and portability, it is strongly recommended
- that all applications call \f2dbinit()\f1 and \f2dbexit()\f1, no matter what their operating environment.
- .sp 0.5v
- For environments requiring \f2dbinit()\f1, the application must not make any other
- \*L call after calling \f2dbexit()\f1.
- .Bz
- .mc
- .Re
- .br
- None.
- .Sa
- dbclose,
- dbinit,
- dbopen
-