I believe I might have posted this before - sadly the problem persists.
Using CR8.5 I have a very, very simple report that has been designed to show the problem. It prints just a couple of fields from a single MSSQL2000 table. There is a sub-report in the page header that displays a graphic.
The report is invoked from a Visual C++ program that I do not have access to so I cannot tell you exactly how the invocation occurs. But nonetheless, the report runs and is displayed in a viewer. When the report is closed and the application terminates, we have an indication that there is a 62 byte memory leak.
If I remove the sub-report, the memory leak disappears. Additionally I have discovered that if I add another sub-report then I get another 62 byte memory leak. Seems that there is a leak for each sub-report.
Sorry the information is so sketchy.
Any thoughts on this?
Using CR8.5 I have a very, very simple report that has been designed to show the problem. It prints just a couple of fields from a single MSSQL2000 table. There is a sub-report in the page header that displays a graphic.
The report is invoked from a Visual C++ program that I do not have access to so I cannot tell you exactly how the invocation occurs. But nonetheless, the report runs and is displayed in a viewer. When the report is closed and the application terminates, we have an indication that there is a 62 byte memory leak.
If I remove the sub-report, the memory leak disappears. Additionally I have discovered that if I add another sub-report then I get another 62 byte memory leak. Seems that there is a leak for each sub-report.
Sorry the information is so sketchy.
Any thoughts on this?