Since I can't tell whether Rick or Jim made the statement, this is addressed to both in hopes that he who made it will respond:

The statement. . .
>>
>>Again, single use servers will make this more obvious and more efficient
>>even though they'll use more memory.
>>

is of interest to me.

Assuming "single use servers" to mean that any invokation of that server will cause *another* copy of the program (EXE) to be loaded and executed, and that "multiple use server" means that a single copy of a program (EXE) can and will be used by any number of Clients, then. . .

how can a single use server be more efficient even though it'll use more memory??????

Curious, because I find precious LITTLE actual documentation on OLE Application Servers and efficiency and performance, etc. I find I have to rely on hearsay or exchanges like this to learn ANYTHING!

Thanks,
Jim N