Close those objects!
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Close those objects!
When you instantiate an obbect, such as a connection, recordset, filesystemobject, etc., remember to .close them, and to also set them to "nothing". Each time an object is created, memory is used up. Yes, when you exit a function the object instantiated within them go out of scope and supposedly are close, but it's a good programming practice to close and free up anyway.
For example:
dim rs
set rs = getUsersRS()
if not rs.eof then
do while not rs.eof
'do something here
rs.movenext
loop
end if
rs.close
if not rs is nothing then set rs = nothing
this effectively kills off the recordset object rs.
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