For example I connected using IQFeedY1.RegisterClientApp(ProdID, ProdKey, ProdVersion) and for some reason I do not get quote from DTN. So I want to shot down IQConnect and restart it again from VB code.

Sometimes ago I tried using IQFeedY1.RemoveClientApp() and then call IQFeedY1.RegisterClientApp(ProdID, ProdKey, ProdVersion) again but it seems does not work.
Thanks
Oleg

IQConnect will shut down as soon as all Level 1 connections to it have been terminated (after at least one has connected). Your Feed Stats screen or the S,STATS message will identify how many are currently connected.

Hi Steve,
1. how I can force to drop all connection to IQConnect from code
2. how I can restart it again (call IQFeedY1.RegisterClientApp(ProdID, ProdKey, ProdVersion) ?)
Oleg

Since you are using the ActiveX control (IQFeedY), and it manages the socket connection for you, you will have to destroy your instance of the control and create a new one. Depending upon your setup, this might require you to destroy the form that you have the control on.

Once you have a new instance of the control, you can call RegisterClientApp to reconnect it.

It is just my question. How I can destroy IQFeeddY without destroying the form?

Oleg, that is going to be very difficult to answer without seeing some code from your app. If you want to email developer support with this, I might be able to offer some advice.