If you're only setting a memlimit for App B, then you'd still have a problem. App A has already started, and probably taken most of the memory. You should set both foreground and background memory limits for App A.

>Hi,
>This question is again on the same lines.
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>App A.exe starts B.exe.
>A.exe continues to process it's code.
>A.exe waits for B.exe to terminate and then terminates.
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>B.exe does most of the major processing and I get the 'Not enough memory for file map' error in B.exe.
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>I understand that I have to define a memory limit on the foreground memory for B.exe.
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>Will it be required to define a memory limit on the Background memory for A.exe. The reason I am asking this is because, A.exe starts B.exe, and then both process code simultaneously, meaning that A.exe is a background process for a while.
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>Thanks.
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>Ria