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"Access is denied" when trying to recompile VB DLL

Asked by jkpcs in Visual Basic Programming

Tags: access, denied, dll, vb

Here is the scenario:

1.  A web server running NT4 and IIS;
2.  Active Server Pages running on the server; 3.  SQL Server backend database;
4.  VB ActiveX DLLs being called from the ASPs to create recordsets    
from the SQL Server data;

Now, the problem.  And the problem is not limited to the creation of recordsets; it occurs anytime a method is called from an ASP.

When trying to recompile the DLL after making a change, I am getting a message telling me that "access is denied" to the DLL file.

I guessed that there was a reference to the DLL being held open somewhere.  I tried stopping and starting the WWW Service, closing and opening VB, stopping and starting the inetinfo.exe process, and everything else imaginable.  Then only thing that will release the refernce to the DLL so that it can be recompiled is restarting the Server, which everyone will agree is not a viable option

Obviously I am missing something.

Any idea why I can't recompile VB DLLs once they have been called from the WWW service???

PS: I also played around with the version settings at Project/Properties/Make, to no avail.
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