Logging Out and Removing Connections
You can log out of any or all connections, and you can remove any or all connections. In a normal application, there is no need to do this, but it can be done. You might need to do this if you want to remove a current set of connections so you can register and log in to a new set of connections.
Note that there is a hierarchy of registering connections, logins, and opens: - A connection must be registered before it can be logged into. - A connection must be logged into before a table can be opened. - When a connection is logged out of, all open tables will be closed. - When a connection is removed, all connections are logged out (and therefore, tables are closed).
UnRegisterAllConnections
UnRegisterAllConnections removes all registered connection IDs. It does this by sending DeleteConnectionID to all registered connections. This logs out of all connections and closes any tables opened under those connections.
DeleteConnectionId
DeleteConnectionId removes a registered connection for a passed ID parameter. This will log out the connection and close any tables opened under the connection.
LogoutAllConnections
LogoutAllConnections performs a log out of all connections. It does this by sending LogoutConnectionId to all registered connections. This closes any tables opened under the connections.
LogoutConnectionId
LogoutConnectionId performs a log out for a passed ID parameter. This will log out the connection and close any tables opened under the connection.
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