Using various types in a ‘using’ statement (C#)

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You can do this though:

using (IDisposable cmd = new SqlCommand(), con = (cmd as SqlCommand).Connection)
{
   var command = (cmd as SqlCommand);
   var connection = (con as SqlConnection);
   //code
}

Perhaps that would be satisfactory to you.

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