How to kill a running dll Please, Please help

[bigfoot]

I created a dll in VB 6.
I'm using personal web server to create a web site on my workstation before I unleash it on the server. I call the dll from the page and it works ok.
Then I try to recompile (change) the dll in vb and I get a Permission Denied error.
What can I do?

I have to keep rebooting my PC to change it.

HELP!!! I'm going crazy!

Code below:

<%@ LANGUAGE=&quot;VBSCRIPT&quot; %>
<%
Dim rptServer
Dim fname

Set rptServer = CreateObject(&quot;ReportCtl.ARTest&quot

rptServer.ServerPath = &quot;/&quot;
rptServer.OutputFormat = 0

If rptServer.RunReport() Then
fname = rptServer.FileName
Response.write &quot;Ran ok <br>&quot;
End If

Set rptServer = Nothing
%>

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This runs on in vb, and in asp but once I use it I need to reboot to change it.>:-<







They never have to knock if your door is always open.

 

[bigfoot]

If you look around enough, you will find anything...

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/042499-1.shtml

This is the answer. They never have to knock if your door is always open.

 

[jmarler]

Go to services in the control panel, and shut down the web server . . . that will stop the IIS process and unload your DLL. Recompile your DLL and then restart the web server. - Jeff Marler

http://www.JeffMarler.com

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