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If you would like to work with SharePoint, first at all, you should read this post. It describes how to dispose SharePoint objects.

In the post you can find this:

public void RootWebBestPractice() { // New SPSite. using (SPSite siteCollection = new SPSite("http://moss")) { SPWeb rootWeb1 = siteCollection.RootWeb; // No explicit rootWeb1 dispose required. } // siteCollection automatically disposed by implementing using(). // rootWeb1 will be Disposed by SPSite. // SPContext and SPControl SPWeb rootWeb2 = SPContext.Current.Site.RootWeb; // Also would apply to SPControl.GetContextSite(Context); // No explicit rootWeb2 dispose required because it's obtained from SPContext.Current.Site. } 

If you would like to work with SharePoint, first at all, you should read this post. It describes how to dispose SharePoint objects.

If you would like to work with SharePoint, first at all, you should read this post. It describes how to dispose SharePoint objects.

In the post you can find this:

public void RootWebBestPractice() { // New SPSite. using (SPSite siteCollection = new SPSite("http://moss")) { SPWeb rootWeb1 = siteCollection.RootWeb; // No explicit rootWeb1 dispose required. } // siteCollection automatically disposed by implementing using(). // rootWeb1 will be Disposed by SPSite. // SPContext and SPControl SPWeb rootWeb2 = SPContext.Current.Site.RootWeb; // Also would apply to SPControl.GetContextSite(Context); // No explicit rootWeb2 dispose required because it's obtained from SPContext.Current.Site. } 
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Alexander
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If you would like to work with SharePoint, first at all, you should read this post. It describes how to dispose SharePoint objects.