> Sorry about that. On XP, the process is named "aspnet_wp.exe" and on
> Windows Server 2003 it is "w3wp.exe". Basically it is the task
> handling the
> ASP.NET. However, it only happens when I access the firebird database.
>
[PM] Can you try to open your connection before execution and clos
Hello:
Sorry about that. On XP, the process is named "aspnet_wp.exe" and on
> Windows Server 2003 it is "w3wp.exe". Basically it is the task handling
> the
> ASP.NET. However, it only happens when I access the firebird database.
Are you calling Dispose on all provider instances if classes cla
Sorry about that. On XP, the process is named "aspnet_wp.exe" and on
Windows Server 2003 it is "w3wp.exe". Basically it is the task handling the
ASP.NET. However, it only happens when I access the firebird database.
Thanks,
Mark
""Mercea Paul"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have a memory leak issue. I have two ASP.NET pages that just have a
> timer
> that updates a label. One page also has a gridView that shows a little
> data.
>
> The page with just the label stays at a set memory usage. The page
> with the
> GridView keeps slowly taking more and more memory.
I have a memory leak issue. I have two ASP.NET pages that just have a timer
that updates a label. One page also has a gridView that shows a little
data.
The page with just the label stays at a set memory usage. The page with the
GridView keeps slowly taking more and more memory. On Server 2
