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John,
I encountered a similar issue with a Jrun service over a year ago, and I now monitor that process using ‘perfmon>process>privatebytes’ which allows me to get within 10 MB of the memory usage that is shown being used by the task in task manager. I now specify that when my margin [100 mb.] is exceeded, I restart the task through SA automatically. I also have it notify me when it happens. I haven’t had a complaint since.
Give it a shot!
John From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Harrington, John
Well, you get instances when you choose the counters and there’s no counter for memory usage under processes, and no instances listed under process in the memory list… So I may be out of luck…
John H. AT&T
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And in the instances list?
Dirk.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Harrington, John Hmmm, I thought about that, but the only counters under Process are:
% Priveleged Time % Processor Time % User Time Creating Process ID Elapsed Time Handle Count IO Process IO Data Bytes/sec IO Data Operations/sec IO Other Bytes/sec IO Other Operations/sec IO Read Bytes/sec IO Read Operations/sec IO Write Bytes/sec IO Write Operations/sec Page Faults/sec Page File Bytes Page File Bytes Peak Pool Nonpaged Bytes Pool Paged Bytes Priority Base Private Bytes Thread Count Virtual Bytes Virtual Bytes Peak Working Set, and Working Sete Peak
Really nothing concerning memory usage per se. If anyone knows of a way even to approximate how much memory a certain process is using, I’d appreciate hearing your thoughts.
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