When running an application that in turn runs SQL*Net, WINSOCK.DLL is run. However, when the application is closed, WINSOCK.DLL remains active. (I'm talking about a PC running Windows 3.1 here.) This prevents the running of another application that requires a different version of WINSOCK.DLL from running (even though that application may be set up to use a different directory, one that has a different WINSOCK.DLL in it, for instance). Some applications that load WINSOCK.DLL "on demand" (Pegasus mail, for example) also send a command to the DLL when they are finished, so that it will shut itself down. My question: is there a way to configure SQL*Net so that it, too, will instruct WINSOCK.DLL to remove itself from memory when SQL*Net is about to leave? Thanks for any help on this. Received on Mon Nov 06 1995 - 00:00:00 CET
Thanks for any help on this.
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