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Chris, my zipped file size is 38MB, do you have any ftp site? If you do, you can reply to gregory.bill.anderson@gmail.com to let me know of that site. / comments
Chris, my zipped file size is 38MB, do you have any ftp site? If you do, you can reply to gregory.bill.anderson@gmail.com to let me know of that site.
Thanks Andrew!
I finally got it setup and working. First time through I was tracking too many statistics and it crashed after about 10 minutes.
Second time through, with only 10 users going against 1 app server, no one was able to get past the login screen.
Can't believe that .NET 1.1 to .NET 3.5 would have that much of an impact. 1000 users on 9 servers compared to 10 users on 1 server and that pretty much spells trouble with a capital "T"! / comments
Thanks Andrew!
I finally got it setup and working. First time through I was tracking too many statistics and it crashed after about 10 minutes.
Second time through, with only 10 users going agains...
Sounds good. I'll send that now. / comments
Sounds good. I'll send that now.
As a follow-up to my first post...
When running this against the hosted website (iis), it does not catch any of my code, only the system code. Where am I going wrong in my setup? / comments
As a follow-up to my first post...
When running this against the hosted website (iis), it does not catch any of my code, only the system code. Where am I going wrong in my setup?
Ok, how bout this...
Does Visual Studio need to be installed in order to view all of the methods that profiler is supposed to be able to catch? / comments
Ok, how bout this...
Does Visual Studio need to be installed in order to view all of the methods that profiler is supposed to be able to catch?
StephenC wrote:
See the MSDN documentation on the gcServer configuration option for information on how to acheive this. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911716
Ok, I've read this article, but it also says that
The Workstation garbage collector is optimized for low latency. Low latency is typically required for client applications. However, low latency may cause decreased throughput after you configure the .NET Framework common language runtime to use the Workstation garbage collector.
I can't afford to run my production environment like this if we are already having performance problems. Or, are you saying to just change this setting in order for the snapshot to work?
FYI - the only way to reproduce our "memory leak" is in a production environment, we are not able to reproduce the load, or the leak in a test environment so the above suggestion may not work for me.
Please advise, thanks! / comments
StephenC wrote:
See the MSDN documentation on the gcServer configuration option for information on how to acheive this.http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911716
Ok, I've read this article, but i...
I'm having the same issue here. I do my first snapshot right when Profiler starts running, but when I do the second snapshot, it throws the error:
The snapshot failed because .NET did not report every referenced object. This failure is most likely due to a bug in version 2 of the CLR that can be triggered when the garbage collector is operating in 'server mode' and the target application has many large objects.You can work around this bug by manually switching your application to the workstation garbage collector. See the MSDN documentation on the gcServer configuration option for information on how to acheive this.
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I'm having the same issue here. I do my first snapshot right when Profiler starts running, but when I do the second snapshot, it throws the error:
The snapshot failed because .NET did not report ev...