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Kevin Spencer #1
Re: ASP.NET eats memory too much
200 MB is not that much for an ASP.Net web application, depending upon the
amount of traffic it receives. ASP.Net leverages memory very well, but uses
a lot as a result. Perhaps you need to upgrade your server's RAM.
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
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"Sara T." <sarana@infoquest.co.th> wrote in message
news:uAx%23uFxPDHA.2424@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...> My server is running web application written by ASP.NET (VB.NET), I often
> found that process aspnet_wp.exe eats memory too much (200++ MB), running
> around 2-3 days.
>
> It makes my all web applications written in ASP.NET are restarting.
>
> My ugly solution is now kill aspnet_wp.exe every night.
>
> Any ideas ?
>
>
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George Ter-Saakov #2
Re: ASP.NET eats memory too much
Why is your solution is better than automatic restarting?
That what ASP.NET does when there is a problem. It kills aspneet_wp.exe.
George.
"Sara T." <sarana@infoquest.co.th> wrote in message
news:uAx%23uFxPDHA.2424@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...> My server is running web application written by ASP.NET (VB.NET), I often
> found that process aspnet_wp.exe eats memory too much (200++ MB), running
> around 2-3 days.
>
> It makes my all web applications written in ASP.NET are restarting.
>
> My ugly solution is now kill aspnet_wp.exe every night.
>
> Any ideas ?
>
>
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Jos Vernon #3
Re: ASP.NET eats memory too much
Sara
Ultimately this is your application not .NET.> My server is running web application written by ASP.NET (VB.NET), I often
> found that process aspnet_wp.exe eats memory too much (200++ MB), running
> around 2-3 days.
Have you considered optimizing it to use less memory?
Best Wishes
Jos
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Sara T. #4
Re: ASP.NET eats memory too much
I don't think that is my application because if so that mean we have the
way to make system crash by hosting web site written by asp.net
Anyway, CLR could help us to handle it.
Finally, the web page is so simple and connecting to sql by not using
datagrid at all.
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Jos Vernon #5
Re: ASP.NET eats memory too much
> I don't think that is my application because if so that mean we have the
Why do you think you shouldn't be able to crash asp.net? It may not crash in> way to make system crash by hosting web site written by asp.net
the same way as a C app but it can still stop working just as effectively.
Best Wishes
Jos
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