I have following questions regarding C#  Assembly and Threading.
Let me know the precise answer or lead me to the proper materials.
1.  Is memory leakeage possible in .Net Manager Code ?
2. Is memory leakage possible in .Net Unmanaged Code ?

i run into some strange behavior of GC when dealing with huge bitmaps.
i'm writing simple control that loads lots of images and scales them
down. as far as i was using single thread model everything worked fine -
memory after disposing bitmaps was freed to OS immediately.

I seem to be having some problems with .NET running a garbage collection.
I have setup an application that reads in records from a database into a
dataset. The user needs to modify a group of rows in this dataset, a save
routine is run when they are done with all of their ...

I am developing the web application by using asp.net.
The application run in production server (2 cpu , 2g physical ram, 2003
Server)
-- enabled /3G mode.

Does somebody know why File.Copy function is 10 times slower than standard
windows drag and drop copy between folders, when I copy files over the
network?
Actually, I need to copy files from one computer to another over a 1GBit

Has anyone been part of  team that built a highly-scalable ASP.NET web-app
that relied heavily on use of Session state ?
By highly-scalable, I do not mean Amazon.com sized ... but, nonetheless,
quite large. Just for example, a worldwide site to produce an insurance

I can't figure out how to do my kind of performance monitoring - the .NET
online documentation leaves confused.
I have a VB .NET multi-threaded gui application.  Threads are used for
internet retrievals and a some background calculations.  I'm using FW 1.1.  

Hi...
I've got a console app that fetches, reads, and processes text files and
I've been trying to profile it to improve performance.  Based on its
configuration file, it supports multithreading with a ThreadPool.

Does anyone know a good software that can monitor all performance counters
at once in one computer, including the counters that I have created for my
own app.

i'm using ArrayList very often - it's so easy to use and flexible.
unfortuntely i run in some trouble with it. generaly speaking this
collection is in fact read only when it comes down to storing something
complicated - like object or structure. in general many people say that

Hi,
We have a performance problem in our project.For a couple of days, i am
researching the performance titles for .net. I see microsoft and most of
specialists says dont use collect method of GC.Set it free to work

An application we have generates huge amounts of files (think a couple of
million). Because of performance and storage issues we don't store the data
in a database, but in the filesystem, over a number of directories. We are
running under WIN64 native, both under .Net and ...

Let me first admit that, despite everything I've been reading on GC in .NET,
I still don't get it.  In fact, what I've learned is probably just enough to
help confuse the entire issue for me ...
Nevertheless, I've been monitoring performance on one of our LIVE servers

I am trying to see .Net related performance counters on windows server 2003
standard edition. Does anyone know, how can I fix this problem?
Thanks in advance,
Gaurav

How to buy an effective dot net ASP.net web sever (IIS and MS Access) ?
We will go with IIS 6 with the new web server if it is required.
We currently use the latest dot net, asp.net and I think the original iis 5
on a pentium 1.2 GHZ and 1 MB RAM and Access 2002.