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beau - 18 Feb 2004 15:00 GMT
Hi,

I have a couple of applications written in .NET 1.1 with syncfusion
components (if that matters) deployed on win 2k machines.

At random, .NET apps seem to degrade in performance significantly.
The performance degradation is permanent on that machine.

Examples of slowdown:
- Drawing a main-menu causes a 30+% cpu spike where it would normally
cause something <10%
- Switching between tables being viewed in a datagrid takes ~2 secs
when it used to take 30ms.

Similar machines in the area are not affected.  All the machines are
managed on the network so I'm assuming they have near identical
updates, etc. applied to them.

Has anyone else had this problem?  Is it a known issue?  Any
suggestions are welcome.

thanks,

-beau
ms support - 27 Feb 2004 16:36 GMT
Hmm, based on the description I can only offer general
suggestions; I would recommend taking some perfmon counter
logs from a healthy machine  and the sick machine and
compare them. Looking at the process working set, all of
the CLR Memory counters would be helpful. You should look
for significant difference in average values. Based on
which ones are different, you should be able to make
progress.
I hope this helps.
Patrick.
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