Hello All,

I haven't been on here for a very long time so bear with me :)

I have a exe running on a server which is using the 3rd party library foxsqz5.fll (I have tried a few different versions 1.9c, 1.9d).

Each time it zips a file, the number of handles taken by VFP increases (can be seen in task manager by adding the "handle count" column.

When a .exe starts taking around 40,000 file handles Windows starts acting funny.

This is a sample

lcFromPath = "c:\temp\zip\tozip\"
lcToPath = "c:\temp\zip\"
lnCount = ADIR(aFiles, lcFromPath + "*.*")
FOR iloop = 1 TO lnCount
	Set Libr To foxsqz5 Additive
	lnErrorCode = foxsqz("SCQ", lcToPath + "outfile.zip", lcFromPath + aFiles[iLoop,1])
	RELEASE LIBRARY "foxsqz5"
*!*		CLOSE ALL
*!*		FLUSH
*!*		SYS(1104)
Next

=MESSAGEBOX("Finished")

I have tried the set/release library both inside and outside the for..loop
This product seems to be no longer supported (unless anyone knows differently?)

So, my question is as follows:
Is there any way to stop a 3rd party .FLL from bloating VFP? can it be "contained"? maybe assigned to an object then released?

Thanks in advance!

Will