>>I think KILL is with NT Resource Kit. Anyway, I try to "End Task" inetinfo but manually but NT wouldn't do it. I'll install KILL and give it a try. BTW, it makes ASP/COM debugging a real PITA. Thanks!
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>You can't End Task, because IIS is a service and you can't kill services through task manager.
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>KILL is the best way. If you're using IIS 5 (on Windows 2000) you can use the new IISRESET utility which stops and restarts all Services automatically. It's also a monitor for IIS if it crashes it'll automatically restart it (which BTW makes it even more difficult to update DLLs in a production environment).
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>Yes debugging with ASP is a PITA, but the best way I've found is to use a batch (Webrestart.bat) file like this:
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>KILL INETINFO
>pause
>NET START IISADMIN
>NET START W3SVC
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>While debugging ASP I usually leave a Command Prompt running and then just flip back over there and hit it. While I debug my code and recompile the server can restart in the background - you can even add that to a compile script in your VFP code if you like, so you don't have to manually switch to the DOS window (you need to add a delay between the kill and restart though).
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>+++ Rick --

Well, I don't have the KILL utility. My batch file reads like this:

net stop w3svc
net stop iisadmin
net start iisadmin
net start w3svc

I have a shortcut to the batch file on my taskbar. Frees up my dlls just fine!