Hopefully this is a very simple question. In my ASP.net application after running a Linq statement do I need to explicitly close the database connection and set the Linq object to nothing? I've found I can do this: Dim DB as new MyDBNameDataContext Dim Linq_Results = From ............ ... ... Linq_Results = nothing DB.Connection.close() If I don't do the DB.connection.close() will it automatically be closed somehow? I'm just looking for the best way to optimize the connection pooling and being as
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