System.Data.Entity/System/Data/Query/InternalTrees/Vars.cs
/// <summary>
/// Dispose of the current enumerator - return it to the Command
/// </summary>
Dispose of the current enumerator - return it to the Command
Dispose of the current enumerator - return it to the Command
public void Dispose()
            {
                GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
                m_bitArray = null;
                m_command.ReleaseVarVecEnumerator(this);
            }
public void Dispose ( ) { GC . SuppressFinalize ( this ) ; m_bitArray = null ; m_command . ReleaseVarVecEnumerator ( this ) ; }
Dispose of the current enumerator - return it to the Command
Dispose of the current enumerator - return it to the Command
// Technically, calling GC.SuppressFinalize is not required because the class does not // have a finalizer, but it does no harm, protects against the case where a finalizer is added // in the future, and prevents an FxCop warning.