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Dom Olivastro
I have a VB6 program that uses Excel 9.0 object model. It
looks like this
set x = Excel.Application
for i = 1 to 500
set b = x.workbooks.open (...)
set s = b.worksheets(...)
[Process "s"]
call b.Close
next i
call x.quit
This causes my PC to freeze with the message "Resources
are dangerously low" (or something like that). I figured
Excel leaves garbage behind when a book is opened and
closed, so I did this:
for i = 1 to 500
set x = Excel.Application
set b = x.workbooks.open (...)
set s = b.worksheets(...)
[Process "s"]
call b.Close
call x.Quit
Next i
I assumed that closing Excel after each book would force
the OS (Win 98) to clean up the garbage, but the computer
freezes.
Any ideas?
Dom
looks like this
set x = Excel.Application
for i = 1 to 500
set b = x.workbooks.open (...)
set s = b.worksheets(...)
[Process "s"]
call b.Close
next i
call x.quit
This causes my PC to freeze with the message "Resources
are dangerously low" (or something like that). I figured
Excel leaves garbage behind when a book is opened and
closed, so I did this:
for i = 1 to 500
set x = Excel.Application
set b = x.workbooks.open (...)
set s = b.worksheets(...)
[Process "s"]
call b.Close
call x.Quit
Next i
I assumed that closing Excel after each book would force
the OS (Win 98) to clean up the garbage, but the computer
freezes.
Any ideas?
Dom