>If you're running multiple instances of a DLL server they share the
>same runtime. Yes, they get different copies of the class data, but
>many globals including the master datasession are shared.

>EXE servers do not have this problem as each instance gets its own copy
>of the runtime. That is if you build the server as a Single Instance
>server. Multi-Instance servers share a single copy between many objects
>and again you may end with data session interaction between instances.
>
>Really, the only safe way to get separate servers is to use
>Single Use EXE servers (potentially iwth a pool manager to simulate
>simultaneous access).

Thanks for clearing that up.

alastair