Best practise for multiple retrieves?

If I retrieve a datawindow multiple times, should I destroy and recreate it in between? Or do something else?
TIA
LAS

Hi Laurel;
Here is what I do in between multiple retrieves ...
DS.Reset ( ) or DC.Reset ( )
You could also try this for a little more memory clearing prowess ...
DS.Reset ()
DS.DataObject = ""
Yield ( )
DS.DataObect = "??????"
DS.SetTransObject (????)
HTH
Regards ... Chris

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