Ive also had these problems when my verity collections have gotten to
large.

In the technotes on macromedias site they recommend you keep verity
collections to 100MB or less.

-chris

-----Original Message-----
From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:info@;turnkey.to] 
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 8:10 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Memory Leakage


I would check your persistent variables. Make sure you're properly
locking _all_ session, application and server variables you may be
using. Check the timeout's on those variables also -- as a for instance,
if you have the maximum duration for session variables set to 3 days,
what's going to happen is a user's going to log in, close the browser,
log in again, close the browser, log in the next day, close the browser,
and at the end of your 3 day period for those session variables, there
will be 1 active set of session variables for him, plus a dozen or so
other sets of long since abandoned session variables ( as much as 3 days
old ). This is of course a fairly extreme example and I doubt you're
actually doing this, but it's something to check.

> Hi all,
>       I have a site that has a little problem, it seems to leak
>       memory like a
> sieve, currently it's using around 800meg - after 24
> hours.

> Initially I thought it was probably all the cached queries
> I was using,
> so I uncached everything, and that has improved the
> situation a little
> by slowing down the leak, but it is still leaking.

> Does anybody know of a way to see how the leaked memory is being used
> (i.e what is causing it's allocation to the CF engine in
> the first place) ?


Isaac
Certified Advanced ColdFusion 5 Developer

www.turnkey.to
954-776-0046


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