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Navin Mishra
Hi,
I often see two instances of my ASP.NET web service loaded on 2003
server. It seems while one, the first, instance is loaded and being used,
another instance is loaded too from another instance of ASP.NET worker
process. I've disabled ASP.NET automatic/idle time recycling, etc. When
another instance starts, I don't see any entry in event log for reason why
that happened. Does it need to be enabled ?
Do I need to tune memory requirements, thread pool size, deadlock interval,
request queue limit, etc. ? I tried to tune them but didn't help with NO
reason being logged.
Any idea how to diagnose this ?
Thanks in advance and regards
Navin
I often see two instances of my ASP.NET web service loaded on 2003
server. It seems while one, the first, instance is loaded and being used,
another instance is loaded too from another instance of ASP.NET worker
process. I've disabled ASP.NET automatic/idle time recycling, etc. When
another instance starts, I don't see any entry in event log for reason why
that happened. Does it need to be enabled ?
Do I need to tune memory requirements, thread pool size, deadlock interval,
request queue limit, etc. ? I tried to tune them but didn't help with NO
reason being logged.
Any idea how to diagnose this ?
Thanks in advance and regards
Navin