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Killing a COM from the task manager
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15/03/2001 10:58:43
 
 
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15/03/2001 08:27:31
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
COM/DCOM and OLE Automation
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00485161
Message ID:
00485382
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11
>>>>I have some VFP COM objects running in memory. In the task manager, I can see them in the Process tab. However, I can't remove them from memory. Those objects seems to be used by something. How can I kill them without having to reboot?
>>>
>>>Are they being used by IIS? If so, you can start and stop IIS. With Win2K/IIS5, you can use:
>>>
>>>IISRESET /RESTART
>>>
>>>For earlier versions, you can use a batch file that kills and restarts IIS with NET STOP.../NET START.
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>>Normally, when I can't kill the task from the task manager, I can't stop the IISADMIN service. This is the case here.
>
>You'll have to reboot. This is one of the reasons to run your COM components in MTS.

Yes, I remember the power of MTS when we used it on a specific project. I was just wondering if something new was possible since then to achieve that task.
Michel Fournier
Level Extreme Inc.
Designer, architect, owner of the Level Extreme Platform
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