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AlxIrk #1
Jrun.exe taking 100% of CPU
Please, help! I have 100% CPU usage on my server hosting CF MX 6.1 server.
There are only about 50 users on the application and it is local intranet to
boot! Processes monitoring shows Jrun. exe taking 100% of system power,
shutting all other processes.
Server has Windows 2000 on it. It also has MS SQL database server, and IIS on
the same box, but it is Jrun that kills everything, which leads me to believe
there is something wrong with CF Server. May be some setting... I don't know.
System has planty of memory...
Please, please, help!
thank you so much for your time and help
Alex
AlxIrk Guest
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ke4pym #2
Re: Jrun.exe taking 100% of CPU
There is likely nothing wrong with your CF Server. You should examine your
application, server and exception logs for long running queries. I'd bet
you've got a crazy SQL command going on.
What do your data source details look like? Are you limiting them? What are
your simultaneous threads set for (how many CPUs do you have, and how big are
they?)
ke4pym Guest
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AlxIrk #3
Re: Jrun.exe taking 100% of CPU
I don't think I have any crazy sql statements. At least, logs don't show
anything weird along those lines. RAM on this machine stinks - 512,000 KB. I've
talked to network people and they will upgrade it to 100,000. Threads are 300,
datasources there are 2 basically. Also there are 2 cpu's, 1900 Mhz each.
I also found that this is a known problem, checked out this thread:
[url]http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=143&thre[/url]
adid=907581&highlight_key=y&keyword1=jrun%2Eexe
I implemented all they recommended, and it appears to be working now. I don't
know if it is temporarily, though.
Thank you so much for your help and time
Alex
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