I have a set of com servers (exe's), of which 3 are active at any given time, 1 is vb6, the others are vfp5. the vb server creates the first vfp5 server. the vfp5 server then creates another vfp server, uses it, and discards it, then creates another (there is a pool of about 10 it chooses from). All goes well for about 40 to 60 of these swapps, then I get the message "visual foxpro cannot start there is not enough memory to complete this operation" when it tries to create one of the servers after discarding the former one. I used sysmon to monitor allocated memory, locked memory, unused physical memory, and page faults. I thought I would find some kind of creep in one of these graphs, but I did not see anything. Does someone know what could be the problem? I am using windows 95, have about 96 meg of RAM, and 12 gigs of hard drive about 1/2 full. I have run these servers several times in the past, and I know I have at least approached these levels of swapping before without problems. I am using the application.quit call to dump the vfp servers, and when I check task manager, the coms are gone after dumping.

Of course my neck is being breathed down to finish this yesterday.

Any help would be appreciated! TIA!