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This Readme covers release 24.1.* of the LORIS Imaging Insertion Pipeline for Ubuntu or CentOS systems
This Readme covers release 26.0.* of the LORIS Imaging Insertion Pipeline for Ubuntu or CentOS systems

This repo accompanies the [LORIS neuroimaging data platform main repo](https://github.com/aces/Loris/releases)</b>, release 24.1.*.<br>
For documentation and detailed setup information, please see the [LORIS-MRI documentation](docs/) for your installed version</b>.
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24.1.14
26.0.0
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Terminates the connection previously instantiated to the database if a
connection was previously established.

### `DESTROY()`

Object destructor: terminates the connection previously instantiated to the
database (if any).

# TO DO

Nothing planned.
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