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### AppDisable

You can use the AppDisable method of the IIsWebDirectory or IIsWebVirtualDir object to disable a Web application that is running out-of-process. All of the application's resources are released and the application's process is terminated. Attempts to access this application will fail. You can use the AppEnable method to re-enable a disabled application. Both methods are used primarily when moving, copying, or renaming metabase keys. The AppDisable method has no effect if the application is running in-process.

###### Syntax

DirObj.AppDisable

###### Parameters

DirObj
  An IIS Admin object of type IIsWebDirectory or IIsWebVirtualDir.

###### Code Example

    <%
      Dim DirObj
      Set DirObj = GetObject("IIS://LocalHost/W3SVC/1/ROOT/MyAppDir")
      'Disable the application at this directory.
      DirObj.AppDisable
    %>

###### See Also

AppCreate, AppDelete, AppDeleteRecursive, AppUnload, AppUnloadRecursive, AppGetStatus, AppDisableRecursive, AppEnable, AppEnableRecursive, AspAppRestart

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