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Do you have an idea why it is necessary to use the Delete statement to avoid memory leaks? For example, are you accessing external binaries from your LS code (LS2J, some C code, some LSX, ...), and could they be causing memory leaks? Or could cyclic object references (object A referencing B > referencing C > referencing A) be fooling LS memory management?
My personal experience has been that the built-in memory management of LS is usually quite stable and reliable. On the other hand, I have seen the Delete statement crashing the Agent Manager, which is why I try to stay away from it as much as possible.
Feedback response number WEBB88SKQM created by ~Tip Zekjumitexakol on 08/29/2010
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