GC.Collect(), called from within the service's process; GC being the
static garbage collector class.  You should read the documentation
thoroughly so that you understand what it is you are doing.

As mentioned before, this will not clean up unmanaged resources which
you will have to manage yourself.

Erik

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Subject: l immediately release any unneeded memory

Is there some sort of .NET call that will immediately release any
unneeded memory for service process?


Thanks for your help


Tracy Ding


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