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SPDisposeCheck

Have you checked your assemblies before final deployment.

It is the best practice to make sure that your code is safe for deployment with no memory leak. A new tool called SPDisposeCheck is now available to help you in checking and ensures you build good code.

Without disposing SharePoint objects, you are subject to memory problems on the deployment server. This tool however recursively checks through your code and reports.

You can check it out here.

The SPDisposeCheck tool can be downloaded here.

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