InstanceSize method will tell you the amount of memory you need to have
in order to create an object. I don't know if it will tell you the size
of an object already in use with items (such as stringlists) added to
it.
by l » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00
InstanceSize method will tell you the amount of memory you need to have
in order to create an object. I don't know if it will tell you the size
of an object already in use with items (such as stringlists) added to
it.
Is there a general-purpose way of finding how much memory an object is There's got to be a way, but we can't find it. Apologies for dumbness, if we have overlooked the obvious. Plus Ultra
occupying at any point in time ? Size () works only with strings and SizeOf
gives you only the size of the original pointer (usually 4 bytes) whether you
display the amount of memory being occupied by the results of a Query.
Laurie (Laurence) Moseley
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