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aspnet_wp.exe CPU 100% General Measures?
Posted by Christopher at 1/26/2004 12:06:05 PM
Hi there, several of our ASP.NET apps started to slow down recently quite a bit and we noticed the aspnet_wp.exe process taking up 100% CPU time. I have heard a little on the hotfix available for the memory issue but after applying it, it did not seem to take care of the CPU time problem although i... more >>
Optimising Lockbit Routine??
Posted by sam NO[at]SPAM samdavies.co.uk at 1/26/2004 4:58:22 AM
Hi,
I'm having some problems getting the required speed for a small app
i'm currently writting. I rewrote the getPixel() fucntion that i
thought was my orginal bottle neck, but i'm still taking 5-6 minutes
to calcualte the score of around 6000 points. Does anyone have any
suggestions as to ot... more >>
Threading issue
Posted by paulg at 1/23/2004 6:55:38 PM
hi
I am new to dot net. The problem I am having now is that I would like a
thread to feed data from database to a arraylist at background and at the
same time I want to display the objects in the arraylist in a form.
The brief code is:
private ArrayList CustomerList;
public Form_Load(... more >>
Ngen'ing assemblies during install
Posted by Stephen at 1/23/2004 4:30:27 PM
We're looking at improving the performance of our application by ngen'ing
our assemblies. As I understand ngen must be run post install as it is
specific to each pc's configuration.
I've created a batch file to do most of these steps, all I need to do is
find some way of getting the location o... more >>
Crystal Reports Problem: Please reply ASAP
Posted by Mithun Verma at 1/23/2004 9:20:26 AM
Hello All,
I have a Windows application that uses Crystal Reports 9 (bundled Version)
developed using VS.NET 2003 on a windows server 2003 m/c.
The application has to be deployed on the client machine that has Windows
XP installed. Before deploying we make sure that .NET framework 1.1 is
insta... more >>
Slow application shut down
Posted by Carel Lotz at 1/22/2004 4:26:06 AM
Hi
We've been experiencing some slow shut downs on our Windows .NET Desktop application. On further investigation, it turned out that the virus scanner was scanning a *.ini file for our application that is created within the Local Settings\Application Data\ApplicationHistory folder. Over time t... more >>
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