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    r i s h a b h s
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    Hi.. 1) Do I need to set a collection obect to Nothing? 2) Wot difference it makes if I Create a collection object as Dim objSysParam as Collection Or Dim objSysParam as **new** Collection Thnx ____________________________________________________________ rishabhs I think therefore I am.

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      Hi.. 1) Do I need to set a collection obect to Nothing? 2) Wot difference it makes if I Create a collection object as Dim objSysParam as Collection Or Dim objSysParam as **new** Collection Thnx ____________________________________________________________ rishabhs I think therefore I am.

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      It is always safe to destroy an object, which you do not need them any more. Moreover, the new keyword with Dim statements will initialize the associated object immediately and it will reside in the memory as long as the sub/function/module or project's scope. Cheers ;)

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        It is always safe to destroy an object, which you do not need them any more. Moreover, the new keyword with Dim statements will initialize the associated object immediately and it will reside in the memory as long as the sub/function/module or project's scope. Cheers ;)

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