>Is there a way to stop a fox DLL once loaded into memory?
>I call my dll from an .ASP file but if I need to change it I
>must close the page that called the DLL but that doesn't even
>work all the time. So if I could stop a DLL in NT4.0 somehow
>it would be the solution.
>

Because of this, I believe it is generally recommended to create to object as an out-of-process EXE (which can be killed in the Task Manager), or load the DLL under MTS. In addition, an in-process DLL can cause IIS to crash if it is unstable.