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Disconnect(ehApp as Object) As Long
Description
When a
ReadSoft Invoices
application closes, it calls the Disconnect method in every loaded plug-in.
Return value
Always return
EV_OK.
Remarks
Every plug-in must contain this method with exactly this signature. The method is important to implement, so that the
reference count is correct. If it is not, the
ReadSoft Invoices
module might not close correctly.
Function Disconnect(ehApp As Object) As Long
Set gItrpApp = Nothing
Disconnect = EV_OK
End Function
Usage
Set your global application variable to nothing, thus reducing the reference count of the
ReadSoft Invoices
application.
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