Disconnect()

Purpose:

FCCom::Disconnect() closes a connection to a server.

Usage:

ret = FCCom::Disconnect(<connident>);

Arguments:

integer <connident> - The ident returned by an earlier call to FCCom:Alloc().

Returns:

0 - OK

-1 - Error - no such connection id.

Where Used:

FCCom::Disconnect() can be called anytime after a connection has been allocated.

Example:

Example

Description:

FCCom::Disconnect() closes a connection to a server. Calling FCCom::Disconnect() is equivalent to calling FCCom:Close(). If the connection is not open, this call has no effect. The <connident>, as long as it is valid, can be used to connect to a different server. Closing a connection does not reset any connection options, global headers, or cookies. If you need these reset, you will need to reset them individually or use a different connection. server.

If you are planning on freeing the connection right after close you do not need to call FCCom::Close() or FCCom::Disconnect() since FCCom::Free() will close any open connection first.

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See Also:

FCCom Function List