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Mark
Hi - I have the old problem of my asp.net worker process shooting up to
99% - at which point my asp.net web app stops running.
My app reads rows from a sql server database table, and on the While
Read loop, appends certain information to a stringbuilder.
When a certain condition is met, a subroutine is called, which then
appends the stringbuilder text to a datatable.
The sqldatareader loop then continues and repeats until the end of the
records in the database.
I've added parts to write to a log file, within the loop, and it is just
stalling within the while read loop.
Is there a finite limit to the size of a datatable which would push the
aspnet worker process up to 99% ????
Thanks, Mark
99% - at which point my asp.net web app stops running.
My app reads rows from a sql server database table, and on the While
Read loop, appends certain information to a stringbuilder.
When a certain condition is met, a subroutine is called, which then
appends the stringbuilder text to a datatable.
The sqldatareader loop then continues and repeats until the end of the
records in the database.
I've added parts to write to a log file, within the loop, and it is just
stalling within the while read loop.
Is there a finite limit to the size of a datatable which would push the
aspnet worker process up to 99% ????
Thanks, Mark