>This is what I used to test, and it confirms your observations.
>

>DO STARTMM
>DEFINE CLASS Test as kbizness of kbizness.vcx
>   PROCEDURE Destroy
>      Debugout This.Name+".Destroy()"
>      DODEFAULT()
>   ENDPROC
>
>DO Test1
>DO Test2
>
>PROCEDURE Test1
>   LOCAL oTest
>   oTest = CREATEOBJECT("Test")
>   oTest.Release()
>PROCEDURE Test2
>   LOCAL oTest
>   oTest = CREATEOBJECT("Test")
>

Chris,

What do you think we should do about it? I was working on something else this morning but now I have some time, so I may try to find the offender. But the question is: how can I find the objects which are still in memory? And how can I test memory before instantiating the object and after that?

Thanks.