> Users seem to lose virtual memory in small pices over time
> when running the application or even just having it minimize.

>  I've triple checked that all of my database references are being closed
> after operations and that no objects are closed improperly, but I can't
find
> a leak.  To make things worse I can't duplicate the problem in any user;s
> environment.  This is days worth of constant testing!

> Has anyone experience wierd memory leaks with Access 97 database
> applcations?  Or are there any products or methodologies to help in a
> situatiuon like this?

> Thanks in advance for any support,
> Rick Kelly

>Fionnbarr

>> I've created mid size application in Access 97 running under Windows 98.

>> Users seem to lose virtual memory in small pices over time
>> when running the application or even just having it minimize.

>>  I've triple checked that all of my database references are being closed
>> after operations and that no objects are closed improperly, but I can't
>find
>> a leak.  To make things worse I can't duplicate the problem in any user;s
>> environment.  This is days worth of constant testing!

>> Has anyone experience wierd memory leaks with Access 97 database
>> applcations?  Or are there any products or methodologies to help in a
>> situatiuon like this?

>> Thanks in advance for any support,
>> Rick Kelly

>>Users seem to lose virtual memory in small pices over time
>>when running the application or even just having it minimize.

>Are you using the Timer anywhere?  Could the problem be bad/flaky
>printer drivers?  Could the type of printer be the common denominator
>at your client sites?

>Tony
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