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ADO Flush Method

Stream Object Reference

Complete Stream Object Reference

The Flush method is used when you need to send the contents of the Stream buffer to the associated underlying object. For example, a node or file represented by the URL that is the source of the Stream object. This will ensure that all changes made to the contents have been written.

Note: ADO flushes the buffer as much as possible in the background, therefore; it is not usually necessary to call this method.

Syntax

objStream.Flush

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