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I created a dump file, which is over 5G, so I'm not sure how useful it will be, if it will even open LOL. Can you DM a link to v8? I don't see any way to get to previous versions on the site. / comments
I created a dump file, which is over 5G, so I'm not sure how useful it will be, if it will even open LOL. Can you DM a link to v8? I don't see any way to get to previous versions on the site.
I"m tied to any monitor version that will install on, and work on, SQL 2008 R2. I don't think v9 will, but I'm open to installing/updating to whichever version # will work. / comments
I"m tied to any monitor version that will install on, and work on, SQL 2008 R2. I don't think v9 will, but I'm open to installing/updating to whichever version # will work.
Wow - that's a huge improvement! Before I ran the installer for the supplied version, Memory usage was over 5G. After the upgrade/install, its under 1G and doesn't seem to be rising. Thanks! / comments
Wow - that's a huge improvement! Before I ran the installer for the supplied version, Memory usage was over 5G. After the upgrade/install, its under 1G and doesn't seem to be rising. Thanks!
I may have celebrated too soon - up to 3.6G / comments
I may have celebrated too soon - up to 3.6G
Red Gate SQL Monitor 7.1.5.8837 / comments
Red Gate SQL Monitor 7.1.5.8837
Update: I found errors in Event Viewer on the hosting server, regarding RedGate authentication failures. I reconfigured the email used for notifications and set redgate to use an AD account. Tested both connections successfully. I then restarted the mentioned service and it didn't automatically go back to 2G+. It steadily rose to 500M, then slowly increased (over several minutes) to 600M, then 700M and is still on the rise. / comments
Update: I found errors in Event Viewer on the hosting server, regarding RedGate authentication failures. I reconfigured the email used for notifications and set redgate to use an AD account. Tested...