Help wanted with memory leaks...
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I have a problem with an Oracle DLL I'm using... This DLL contains a memory leak... But because this DLL runs in the same address space as my executable, my program can't perform many actions because it's memory usage increases significantly... Does anyone know how to run a piece of code in a seperate address space, so that when this code is done, the memory is automaticly commited to the system... :confused: I'm quit desperate on this one :(
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I have a problem with an Oracle DLL I'm using... This DLL contains a memory leak... But because this DLL runs in the same address space as my executable, my program can't perform many actions because it's memory usage increases significantly... Does anyone know how to run a piece of code in a seperate address space, so that when this code is done, the memory is automaticly commited to the system... :confused: I'm quit desperate on this one :(
What Oracle product are you trying to use? I use the Oracle Objects for OLE, version 8, for a whole lot of production code and have not ever experienced a memory leak with it. Lately I've also been researching the use OLE DB consumer templates with the Oracle provider and again haven't experienced any memory leaks. That's not to say that I haven't come upon other bugs with the product, but that's a horse of a different colour ;) Chris
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What Oracle product are you trying to use? I use the Oracle Objects for OLE, version 8, for a whole lot of production code and have not ever experienced a memory leak with it. Lately I've also been researching the use OLE DB consumer templates with the Oracle provider and again haven't experienced any memory leaks. That's not to say that I haven't come upon other bugs with the product, but that's a horse of a different colour ;) Chris
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I'm using the Oracle Forms Open API's... They are a disease for batch processing, since they don't commit all memory pages after closing the forms file...
Sorry, but I have no experience using the Oracle Forms product, so I'd just be guessing. No offense, but for me if I start having to 'struggle' with a third party product, it is usually because I'm trying to use the product to do something that the developer had either never intended or has to be done a very specific way. Try checking through the Oracle MetaLink site to see if anyone else might be able to help you. Chris