I presume I have an memory leak with a SQL Connexion.
A timer refreshes a DataGrid each minute.
A lot of instances of byte[] lives in memory
.
The instance categorizer is the following one
The instances list is the following one
=> The VB.Net code seems to be OK to my mind...
Dim dataSetFinishedList As New Ent.InsiteCoil.DataSetCoilExitFinished
Try
Using dataAdapater As New DataSetCoilExitFinishedTableAdapters.CoilExitFinishedTableAdapter
Using connexion As SqlClient.SqlConnection = New SqlClient.SqlConnection(Fx.Configuration.InsiteCoilConnectionString)
dataAdapater.Connection = connexion
dataAdapater.Fill(dataSetFinishedList.CoilExitFinished)
End Using
End Using
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
Return dataSetFinishedList
Is it possible that the SQLDataAdapter, that had been automaticaly generated by Visual Studio causes memory leaks ?
A timer refreshes a DataGrid each minute.
A lot of instances of byte[] lives in memory
The instance categorizer is the following one
The instances list is the following one
=> The VB.Net code seems to be OK to my mind...
Dim dataSetFinishedList As New Ent.InsiteCoil.DataSetCoilExitFinished
Try
Using dataAdapater As New DataSetCoilExitFinishedTableAdapters.CoilExitFinishedTableAdapter
Using connexion As SqlClient.SqlConnection = New SqlClient.SqlConnection(Fx.Configuration.InsiteCoilConnectionString)
dataAdapater.Connection = connexion
dataAdapater.Fill(dataSetFinishedList.CoilExitFinished)
End Using
End Using
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
Return dataSetFinishedList
Is it possible that the SQLDataAdapter, that had been automaticaly generated by Visual Studio causes memory leaks ?