I'm attempting to monitor the progress of a file upload by comparing the
Request.TotalBytes and Request.ContentLength via a timer event in an HTTP
Module. It seems to be locking up. Am I on the right track? Will the
timer work with the HTTP Module in this fashion, or does the module
interfer
Is it possible to create a second instance of a running ASP.NET
instance? I would like to end up with two independent AppDomains
running the same application on a single box.
Additionally, all existing sessions should continue to be served by the
original instance while new sessions are served
I am trying to expand my server control knowledge and am re-developing
some forums that I have written so that they operate as a single server
control.
I am having a problem with the order that events are triggered.
Pretty well all the functionality of the control is in the
CreateChildControls
According to Microsoft, threads can execute across AppDomains without
the overhead associated with inter-process communication and process
context switch (vs thread context switch).
I did an experiment to verify the above. However, I found there is no
obvious performance gain when I use 2
.NET processes will tend to grow to what looks like an alarmingly large
size unless there is a reason for them to shrink. The CLR does actually
keep track of the amount of memory being used system-wide, and if other
processes start to demand more memory, the CLR will trigger a garbage
collect in
Hi there
I am doin BCP using SQLDMO. It imports rows but gives problem for Numeric,
Date, Integer fields. Doest improper data gives some junk data. Whereas for
Character fields data is imported properly.
Here is my .fmt file
8.0
3
1 SQLCHAR 0 0 \t 0 SecurityCode
SQL_Latin1_General_Cp437_BIN
2
I hope that's true. I've had the same problem with my services, which are
written in C#. Mine are even worse. I have one that takes up 23 MB. It's
using Remoting, AppDomains, Threads, XML, some Reflection also, and
other things, but nothing that I'd think would occupy so much memory.
The reason
I have created a stored procedure in Sql Server which uses a cursor and
returns multiple identical(schemawise) resultset. When this stored
procedure is used to populate a dataset, naturally multiple datatables are
created. I need to merge the data avaiable in these multiple tables of the
dataset