dotnet performance: Just implemented a production system using asp.net, iis6, sql2000 running on windows2003. Due to the iis6 settings of recyclying worker process every "n" minutes I didn't pick up during testing that there is a memory leak with the app. Narrowing it down even the following code causes a memory leak. Any ideas/suggesstions would be greatly appreciated
Memory will creep from 30K to 200K over the span of 24 hours

=========asp page code===========
private void testDB_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e

TQIS_DS.User_PermissionDataTable userPermissions = UserPermissions.getSettings(utilities.getNTId())
userPermissions.Dispose()
userPermissions = null


===== data component code=============
public static TQIS_DS.User_PermissionDataTable getSettings(string NTId

TQIS_DS newDS = new TQIS_DS()
string[] tableList = new string[1] {"user_permission"}
SqlParameter [] arParms = new SqlParameter[1]
arParms[0] = new SqlParameter("@ntid", SqlDbType.Char,40)
arParms[0].Value = NTId
SqlHelper.FillDataset(ProjectVars.dataSource,"fe_getUserPermissions",newDS,tableList,arParms)
return newDS.User_Permission


===data access code==

your best bet going forward is to take a memory dump and find out exactly
which objects are leaking memory. Studio ships with a memory dump utility

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on windows2003. Due to the iis6 settings of recyclying worker process every
"n" minutes I didn't pick up during testing that there is a memory leak with
the app. Narrowing it down even the following code causes a memory leak.
Any ideas/suggesstions would be greatly appreciated.
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SqlHelper.FillDataset(ProjectVars.dataSource,"fe_getUserPermissions",newDS,t
ableList,arParms);
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