Jetfire is a scripting language that does what you are asking. Check out http://jetfire.codeplex.com.

I love pompous know-it-all responses that don't answer the question. Christian, it seemed pretty obvious that the code was written for purposes of demonstrating the problem and was not supposed to be "production code". Feel free to spend as much time as you'd like refactoring it and bringing it up to your standard. I did some additional reading, and found this very helpful knowledge base article about stabilizing culture specific behavior in asp.net apps - if anyone else has a similar question in the future.. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326943[^]

todd_001 wrote: I am exploring the removal of "coffee" and "tea" from the dB altogether Sounds like a good idea.

Do you need physical access to the servers? We've recently moved half of our servers to a virtual environment (8 core processor, 48gb ram, 2TB SAN - x2) and it works out great. I can RDP into our dev, QA and staging environments with ease. If I need a new server setup it can be done within a few minutes by taking a saved image and giving it a new name and ip. BAM done! I even run my own VM's locally if I want to test out beta products (hello asp.net mvc!). Todd Smith

Where is this value defined for IIS6 & .NET 2.0? For .NET 1.1 the memory limit was defined by percentage in the memorylimit attribute of the process model machine.config tag. The .NET 2.0 machine.config has no memorylimit attribute of the process model tag. Just to clarify, are you suggesting the memory is supposed to ramp until the w3wp process restarts to clear it?

Ok, I've never tried anything like that for a textbox. It may be simple, but if someone has a quick example, that could be helpful.. Thanks for the response.

Sorry Todd you have me stumped, if you discover the answer please let me know what it was – best of luck. Jason