Hi all,
I'm having a problem detecting memory leaks, I've plugged up all the leaks that I can find, like nothing'ing objects, and closing recordsets before they are closed. I've gone to the extreme and still no results. The ASP memory is not very large (2.5MB), but the mtx.exe's (70-90MB)...
HI,
I would like to access the registry and change it or remove entries from it or just to read it from within an asp file rather than hardcoding directories into the asp file.
Is there an easy way to do this??
Mel
When I create an object using Server.CreateObject e.g.
set x = Sever.CreateObject("y")
then save it in Session("z")
set Session("z") = x
then set x to nothing the session("z") also is nothing
set x = nothing
now session("z") is also nothing...
Hi,
The problem is as follows.
<!-- xyz is our own concoction-->
set recRequestByCust = CreateObject(xyz)
<!--save it for future use by another page-->
If IsObject(recRequestByCust) Then
set Session("RECORDSET") = recRequestByCust
<!-- I'm done with rec now, and to avoid a memory...
Hi,
I'm new to ASP and so this is confusing. The problem is as follows.
<!-- xyz is our own concoction-->
set recRequestByCust = CreateObject(xyz)
<!--save it for future use by another page-->
If IsObject(recRequestByCust) Then
Session("RECORDSET") = recRequestByCust
<!-- I'm done...
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