[Discussion] Fixing leaks

steerclear · Apr 22, 2009

What if we added a ps.close(); in every .java file?
Could this possibly fix most memory leaks?
Just an idea, post what you think.

Flame if you want, it's just an idea

xQuasar · Apr 22, 2009

EVERY java file? Okay, go ahead & waste your time and then get hit with 300 compile errors.

steerclear · Apr 22, 2009

xQuasar said:
EVERY java file? Okay, go ahead & waste your time and then get hit with 300 compile errors.

Lmfao I meant the "major ones"

steerclear · Apr 22, 2009

Moogra said:
Those aren't really (big) memory leaks

LOL so I was right

mcskills · Apr 22, 2009

Traitоr;4951223 said:
I CAN SEE FOREVVEEEeeEERRrR

Yeah pretty much

Xerixe · Apr 22, 2009

steerclear said:
What if we added a ps.close(); in every .java file?
Could this possibly fix most memory leaks?
Just an idea, post what you think.

Flame if you want, it's just an idea

99% of all Prepared Statement were closed unless you add one yourself.
And not all the major one / all java files use Prepared Statement

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