this is related
Clear (either I thought) and destroy the biggest memory consumer After (images in asp.net cache), much has not changed. We use Enterprise Library Exception Handling in this web site (we do not know why, but we do) and these exceptions are not logged in. Just for the record, the server has 4 GB of memory, so I do not think there is a physical memory problem.
According to the event log, what happens here:
The first thing I get from this page (rarely twice from the same page):
Exception type: exception exception message: mscorlib - The exception of the 'System.OutOfMemoryException' type was thrown.
Then this:
Description: An uncontrolled exception occurred and the process was finished. Application ID: / LM / W3 SVC / 672222825 / Route Process ID: 1544 Exception: System. AutoForm: My Expiration Message: The exception of the 'System.OutOfMemoryException' type was thrown. StackTrace: System.Threading.ExecutionContext.CreateCopy () on System.Threading._TimerCallback.PerformTimerCallback (object state) My question is: How do I use a profiler to see Due to the accident? I have tried two propellers - Net Memory Profiler and dot trace from JetBrain. Memory profiling does not really give me some useful, except that I have many strings. Display profiling is also not helping because the execution time of the function is all fine and dandy. If this error occurs when the profiler is running, it only stops the framework - I might be using it incorrectly
Sorry for doing a PS format, I did the best.
Problem Solving - One of the developers was storing whole datatlets in one session and they ate memory ( And not
Only I have this puzzle that instead of you ugly breaking it YouIdiotYoureOverUsingSessionObjectException :)
Oh well, live and learn ...
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