>The reason I am asking was I am building an in-process .DLL for running inside MTS and IIS.

IC, well, if you want to keep doing something like this rather than how Erik describes, you can just have the FXPs out there, instead of creating and compiling them on the fly. Then you can call teh FXP from your DLL and right after, CLEAR PROGRAM.

That way you can modify and compile your methods (now PRGs) from whereever and whenever you want without doing anything else.