Forum Post: RE: ABL object not running destructor after going out of scope

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Ok. That means forms are working as expected. So what exactly is the object you're talking about? Is it a control on the form? Have you tried forcing .NET garbage collection to see if it goes away? I'm not really recommending you do that, but it would be just to see if that's the problem. You'd have to do it after the form is closed, like in an FormClosed event handler. Is it an Infragistics control? We know there can be all kinds of hidden references to those. And there are tools like YourKit for .Net that will tell you if there are still references to .NET objects. You can download a trial copy of it.

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