I have a system (written in C#) which writes out a large number of small
textfiles. (300,000+)
Performance is an issue here, during the actual writing of the files stage
of the application the processor runs at approx 20% and there is not

I have a .NET server application (GUI interface in C#). It has been working well until I have to load almost 1GB data into the memory recently. I am running Win2k Server with 2GB RAM and dual processor with hyperthreading. The problem is the data will be loaded fine during the ...

Are there any reports or benchmarks for the performance of .net based web
applications (with Oracle as back-end) on a WAN?
Please pass on the information as it is critical for my project to get
started.

PHP and ASP.NET Go Head-to-Head
By Sean Hull
http://otn.oracle.com/pub/articles/hull_asp.html
SUMMARY at the BOTTOM

DEAR MICROSOFT:
STOP TOUCHING MY CODE!!!!!!
Stop ADDING these attributes to my tags
   meta:resourcekey="LiteralResource3"

Hello.  I am attempting to load a large xBase (dbf) file into a data grid using Ole DB in a Vb.Net application.  The dbf file has about 70k records in it.  Retrieving this data takes forever.  Can anyone provide any pointers that would speed the access/loading of this file.  I am ...

   Why is the BinaryWriter.Write7BitEncodedInt a protected method?  I wish
to use this functionality out of the box, yet I must override the
BinaryWriter class to do so, just curious why Microsoft?
Thanks in advance.

for my image processing application I need a large amount of virtual memory.
I read, that it is normaly possible to get 2GB of virtual memory for each
process and when you modify the boot.ini file it should be possible to get
3GB vitual memory for one process.

I was reading Perforance and Scalability Guide and reading Session State
Management section.
It says use SQL Server when using Web farm .
No where are the metrics and the Why's are msiisng.