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Hey, Alex...
If you still need assistance... Here is my suggestion.  To get the memory
freed have it run in a separate surrogate process.  The process is started
when IIS needs to handle a request and when the process end memory is
automatically freed.  Before you go "HUH?  but ISAPI threads are faster!"  I
noticed that you can freed the memory by stopping the IIS service.
I have a PDF of how one can setup a development environment for
Delphi/Builder/ISAPI development.  It suggests using MTS or COM Plus to
assist you.  I will drop the PDF file in a post in
"Borland.Public.Attachments".
The post title will be "Delphi/Builder ISAPI Development HOW-TO".

HTH

"Alexander" <amc@isastur.es> wrote in message news:3bca8481_2@dnews...
> Hi, I deployed an ISAPI object running on IIS. It usues ADOExpress to get
> acces to an MS SQLSever. When a client uses this COM to make a query, the
> ADOExpress object get a lot of memory that it isn't freed at end of the
> called. Of course, it is a big problem. The memory is freed if I stop the
> IIS service. What can I do to get freed this memory?
>
> Alex
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