Hi Jake, the short answer is "Yes", assuming you can be sure you're done with the object in question.
Domino agents automatically release all their (Domino) memory when they finish, by recycling the agent's Session object. However, if you don't clean up as you go, you run the risk of never reaching the end before running out of memory.
Feel free to read much, much more than you ever wanted to know about recycling and garbage collection in both LotusScript and Java on my blog (http://www.bobzblog.com)
Hi Jake, the short answer is "Yes", assuming you can be sure you're done with the object in question.
Domino agents automatically release all their (Domino) memory when they finish, by recycling the agent's Session object. However, if you don't clean up as you go, you run the risk of never reaching the end before running out of memory.
Feel free to read much, much more than you ever wanted to know about recycling and garbage collection in both LotusScript and Java on my blog (http://www.bobzblog.com)