>This might be normal but should be released after a while. Same thing happens with West-Wind. You might want to download ActiveVFP(http://www.activevfp.com ) and try your test out with it since it's somewhat optimized and the same environment...

Interesting - in theory ASP should not slowly creep up because objects are loaded and unloaded - there's no reason for memory usage to increase given the same hit that gets incurred.

There could be a little overhead for new threads that are created inside of ASP.DLL and IIS but those should not happen inside of DLLHOST but inside InetInfo.exe...

+++ Rick ---


>>I am finding that when a VFP dll (compiled in VFP 7) is instantiated from within an ASP Page (ASP v5.00 on Win2000 w IIS 5), each time the page is refreshed, there is a significant increase in the amount of Memory Usage.
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>>The ASP page is as follows:
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>><%@ Language=VBScript
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>><%Response.Buffer = True
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>>Response.AddHeader "pragma", "no-cache"
>>Response.AddHeader "cache-control", "no-store"
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>>Dim strReferer, strPage
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>>strReferer = Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
>>strPage = Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING")
>>Set loServer = Server.CreateObject("TMS.TMS_Main")
>>Session.Value("LOGIN") = "TRUE"
>>
>>loServer.Process()
>>Set loServer = Nothing
>>
>>
>>Even when creating a very simple dll that does nothing, the memory usage increases at a smaller rate.