Guys, if you remeber me, I have been flooding all the user groups
related to firebird, with my problem related to firebird using huge
amount of memory. Now finally I have found the root cause of my
problem.

It is the udf library 'fbudf', which comes with the firebird
distribution. BUT there is nothing wrong with the code as such. I
discovered that when any udf library is linked with 'libfbclient',
memory is not properly freed up. But then there are some functions in
fbudf, which require libfbclient (i.e. call to isc_decode_timestamp,
isc_encode_timestamp etc.). So if you don't link fbudf with
libfbclient, those functions (addYear) don't respond. Here is what I
did for fbudf:

1. Copied the source code related to isc_decode_timestamp,
isc_encode_timestamp and related functions into a new C file.

2. Removed the linking of libfbclient.

3. Linked the new C file with 'fbudf'.

AND guess what? It is running since saturday without a single byte
increase. Moreover I was amazed to see the low footprint of firebird.
It is using only 3MB.

The above behaviour can be easily reproduced by linking any udf
library with libfbclient (even if you don't make any call to the
libfbclient). Then see the difference in memory usage, after making
good number of calls to any function in that udf library.

Guys thanks a lot for your help.

Regards:

JS