Very High memory -IIS Process

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7 years ago
garethjnic wrote:
You can create a dump of memory file and investigate it. It is really possible that a plug in on some circumstances use a lot memory - a stream not closed, stored in memory, some custom draw objects are not disposed,....

Regards,
Boris Todorov

I am downloading the dump file what would I look for its huge...

Thanks


You will have to investigate which objects use most of the memory.
You can open the dump file in Visual Studio and browse it.

I saw in some posts after this that some other people also have problems with memory when use nop-templates plugins.
Immediately you find the problem (the objects which are not collected by GC and continue to use memory) you will have to escalate the problem.

Regards,
Boris
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7 years ago
ChuckR wrote:
I recall a few times when I was using 3.5 a similar situation happened.  In my case, I had a large number of blog comments that got added by a bot.  Nop was caching thousands and thousands of comments and it inflated my memory everytime the app started.  There are a actually a couple tables that this can happen in 3.5 if you don't use things like captcha, etc.
Do a quick google, search for something like "Sql server show record count in all tables" and run teh query against the nop db that is tied to that worker process from SQL Management studio and then post the results.  This at least will rule out that your memory is not related to normal caching of a table like blogcomments that has been spammed.

Thanks
Chuck



It seems that blog comments had 400k rows, oh my.
I have deleted all of them and will block lets see so far looks lot better..

Thanks to all..
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