I would first check if the variable really goes out of scope. It's very common that the variable is not declared as LOCAL and stays in the memory. Also, if you are storing object reference of the other objects/bizobj into a property of this bizobj, it might stay in the memory if the reference objects are not released.

>Hi Mere Mortals users!
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>Did you notice, that if you instantiate the biz object in a program, that when the object variable goes out of scope, the object's Destroy method is not fired?
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>My colleague did change aBizObject, so it could be newly intoduced bug.
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>Would you please test it and let me know the results?
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>Thanks a lot in advance.