Hi,

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I didn't know what you told me. However, it didn't help. Because there are no objects I am instantiating that are not the form or form's objects in that form. I checked the form for 'CREATEOBJECT' code and there's nothing. I also checked methods in custom application object that are called from that form. So, that isn't the problem.
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The problem is not likely to be with references which your form might hold to other objects but references held by external objects TO your form (or an object which it contains ). Check whether your forms Unload() event is firing. If, as I suspect, it is not then you almost certainly have a reference to the form somewhere which is preventing this. Whilst you can clean up your tables in the Destroy() you will not be tackling the underlying problem.

Regards,
Viv