Hello All:
I have a general question, It seem that when I run some codes,
doesn't matter what it is, Once I modify it in the same session, it
seem that the previous version to the modification is still in the
memory. I suspected this so to confirm it I have added letters to the
given messages and I still get the previous message, it almost seems
that the original code is stuck in the memory. If this assumption is
correct how would I flush memory. What are the pro and cons of such
action.

____________ Sample _____________
If Some code Then
Do something
Else
MsgBox "Message!"
Exit Sub
The code to flush memory
End If

You have a guess at your first post.

Ardy wrote:

Hello All:
I have a general question, It seem that when I run some codes,
doesn't matter what it is, Once I modify it in the same session, it
seem that the previous version to the modification is still in the
memory. I suspected this so to confirm it I have added letters to the
given messages and I still get the previous message, it almost seems
that the original code is stuck in the memory. If this assumption is
correct how would I flush memory. What are the pro and cons of such
action.

____________ Sample _____________
If Some code Then
Do something
Else
MsgBox "Message!"
Exit Sub
The code to flush memory
End If

--

Dave Peterson

Change the code enough so that you can do Debug and then "Compile Project
name" is not greyed out. Then Compile the project.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"Ardy" wrote:

Hello All:
I have a general question, It seem that when I run some codes,
doesn't matter what it is, Once I modify it in the same session, it
seem that the previous version to the modification is still in the
memory. I suspected this so to confirm it I have added letters to the
given messages and I still get the previous message, it almost seems
that the original code is stuck in the memory. If this assumption is
correct how would I flush memory. What are the pro and cons of such
action.

____________ Sample _____________
If Some code Then
Do something
Else
MsgBox "Message!"
Exit Sub
The code to flush memory
End If