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| We are having problems with an app pool crashing. In some case the pool just recycles but in others the server just goes off the network. I am able to reach it by the remote access card and recycle the pool manually. The server will almost immediately become available over the production network after that. I am attempting to use the debug diag tool to troubleshoot but it may be beyond my abilities to read these things. I am posting the upper part of a memory report. Any help would be appreciated. Type Description Recommendation Warning mscorwks.dll is responsible for 201.14 KBytes worth of outstanding allocations. The following are the top 2 memory consuming functions: mscorwks!EEHeapAlloc+12d: 191.79 KBytes worth of outstanding allocations. mscorwks!DebuggerHeap::Alloc+2f: 9.21 KBytes worth of outstanding allocations. If this is unexpected, please contact the vendor of this module, Microsoft Corporation, for further assistance with this issue. Warning oraclient10.dll is responsible for 7.81 KBytes worth of outstanding allocations. The following are the top 2 memory consuming functions: oraclient10!skplfGetOCIErrcode+c7: 7.81 KBytes worth of outstanding allocations. If this is unexpected, please contact the vendor of this module, Oracle Corporation, for further assistance with this issue. Information DebugDiag did not detect any known native heap(unmanaged) problems in w3wp__PID__6056__Date__08_07_2008__Time_10_57_12AM __670__kernel32! ExitProcess.dmp using the current set of scripts. |
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| On Aug 8, 2:59*pm, greg.san...@ipacc.com wrote: > We are having problems with an app pool crashing. *In some case the > pool just recycles but in others the server just goes off the > network. *I am able to reach it by the remote access card and recycle > the pool manually. *The server will almost immediately become > available over the production network after that. *I am attempting to > use the debug diag tool to troubleshoot but it may be beyond my > abilities to read these things. *I am posting the upper part of a > memory report. *Any help would be appreciated. > > Type Description Recommendation > * Warning mscorwks.dll is responsible for 201.14 KBytes worth of > outstanding allocations. The following are the top 2 memory consuming > functions: > > mscorwks!EEHeapAlloc+12d: 191.79 KBytes worth of outstanding > allocations. > mscorwks!DebuggerHeap::Alloc+2f: 9.21 KBytes worth of outstanding > allocations. If this is unexpected, please contact the vendor of this > module, Microsoft Corporation, for further assistance with this > issue. > * Warning oraclient10.dll is responsible for 7.81 KBytes worth of > outstanding allocations. The following are the top 2 memory consuming > functions: > > oraclient10!skplfGetOCIErrcode+c7: 7.81 KBytes worth of outstanding > allocations. If this is unexpected, please contact the vendor of this > module, Oracle Corporation, for further assistance with this issue. > * Information > DebugDiag did not detect any known native heap(unmanaged) problems in > w3wp__PID__6056__Date__08_07_2008__Time_10_57_12AM __670__kernel32! > ExitProcess.dmp using the current set of scripts. Please configure DebugDiag to wait for a Crash and post that report. A memory report will not help find a crash. //David http://w3-4u.blogspot.com http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang // |
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