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    Dirso
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    Hi, I saw a few question about that but couldn't find the answer so far. The problem is that several times a day my WebApplication is getting slow at the first load. It doesn't use db in the first page or anything is just a default welcome page. www.supercontrole.com I thought that IIS could be "re-compiling" the webapplication more often than I actually update it. Any ideas of how could I check if it is happening and how to avoid it?

    Thanks, Dirso

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      Hi, I saw a few question about that but couldn't find the answer so far. The problem is that several times a day my WebApplication is getting slow at the first load. It doesn't use db in the first page or anything is just a default welcome page. www.supercontrole.com I thought that IIS could be "re-compiling" the webapplication more often than I actually update it. Any ideas of how could I check if it is happening and how to avoid it?

      Thanks, Dirso

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      Vimalsoft Pty Ltd
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      its difficult to point the problem. i used to have such problems and they eventually went away. I want hosting on a paid domain. Maybe they upgraded their servers or something else because i only monitored the site and never touched the code. but maybe in your case is different. I see your site is quite a basic site , but you have some third party controls there , maybe you should find out if there is anyone experiencing the same problem with the controls. that is my prediction Hope you find a solution

      Vuyiswa Maseko, Spoted in Daniweb-- Sorry to rant. I hate websites. They are just wierd. They don't behave like normal code. C#/VB.NET/ASP.NET/SQL7/2000/2005/2008 http://www.vuyiswamaseko.com vuyiswa@its.co.za http://www.itsabacus.co.za/itsabacus/

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        Hi, I saw a few question about that but couldn't find the answer so far. The problem is that several times a day my WebApplication is getting slow at the first load. It doesn't use db in the first page or anything is just a default welcome page. www.supercontrole.com I thought that IIS could be "re-compiling" the webapplication more often than I actually update it. Any ideas of how could I check if it is happening and how to avoid it?

        Thanks, Dirso

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        Manfred Rudolf Bihy
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        Hi Dirso, this issue your facing might well have to do with the automatic recycling of the worker process (i.e. the process thats running your application is restarted and thusly also recompiles). The following link has some information on a couple of parameters you can check out to resolve this: Configuring the ASP.NET Worker Process through the 'machine.config' file Hope this helps. Addition: If a worker process is recycled this should be logged in the event logs, more specifically in the system event log:

        Event Type: Information
        Event Source: W3SVC
        Event Category: None
        Event ID: XXXXX
        Date: XXXXXX
        Time: XX:XX:XX
        User: N/A
        Computer: YOUR.SERVER.NAME

        Cheers Manfred

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