>>>>>Hi!
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>>>>>Yes, it is released inproperly. Some files could be opened or loaded in the memory etc. You can figure out exctly which file is in use by a simple way - met the situation with access denied, then try to delete or move all files from the projects folder to other location. All opened files will fail to being deleted/moved.
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>>Vlad,
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>>I can re-compile the project under different name and I also can copy the whole directory without problems. But apparently datadict.app is in the memory, so I can not recompile it. How could it be still in memory?
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>Happens. Clear all, cancel, release all, build. Helps most of the time; if not, quit, reload, build. Or even reboot.
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>Look, we're developing new stuff, trying out things, and it's not perfect after each step. Here and there we leave stranded pieces of objects, unflushed buffers, and other stuff we don't want to take care of - why should we, it's garbage, and it's only in memory, discard and try with a new one. Well, I'm not sure the automatic garbage collection works perfectly all the time. I accept that as the price of other comfort and comodity I have in Fox. So sometimes it's just Clear all, cancel, release all, build... or more.

Dragan,

I may even re-boot, but it would not help me a bit, if another user works with JobControl right now. All our applications are reside on the server. If somebody opens JobControl, runs DataDict, then runs another application, I now can not re-compile DataDict on the server unless another user will leave the system too.

I may try a slightly different approach: I will work on my local drive, re-build application there, then move it across. But I have to syncronize my local drive with server drive first, which is also a long proccess. It's really tough to keep them in sync, though George Tasker showed me a VB script once to copy files from one drive to another, but I don't remember the thread to search.