Aug 24, 2000 #1 nitrox Programmer Aug 24, 2000 19 BR When the application executes END command to finish it, it doesnt release the memory. The CTRL-ALT-DEL shows me that it is still there.
When the application executes END command to finish it, it doesnt release the memory. The CTRL-ALT-DEL shows me that it is still there.
Aug 24, 2000 #2 dotnetprogrammer Programmer Aug 17, 2000 77 US Did you use SET statement to assign NOTHING to your object variables to release your memory? Set PreviouslyDeclaredObject = NOTHING You may have to follow LAST IN FIRST OUT method to set object variables to NOTHING. I have found several references and examples in VB Help about the subject. Upvote 0 Downvote
Did you use SET statement to assign NOTHING to your object variables to release your memory? Set PreviouslyDeclaredObject = NOTHING You may have to follow LAST IN FIRST OUT method to set object variables to NOTHING. I have found several references and examples in VB Help about the subject.
Aug 24, 2000 #3 MikeLacey MIS Nov 9, 1998 13,212 GB Nitrox, I don't usually (never actually) use End to terminate an application. Only exit the application from one point and Unload each form in turn. If you unload from a Menu option -- finish off with Unload Me. Upvote 0 Downvote
Nitrox, I don't usually (never actually) use End to terminate an application. Only exit the application from one point and Unload each form in turn. If you unload from a Menu option -- finish off with Unload Me.