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    Hello, i need help to find out why an asp.net application becomes too slow in when i have about 80 users online. How can i measure performance? I use asp.net/sql server/crystal reports ent. running in a 2mb e1 with web server 2x xeon 3ghz 1gb ram 300gb raid scsi 10k and db server 2x xeon 2.8ghz 2gb ram 400gb raid scsi 10k. the asp.net process never goes more than 260mb of memory usage and cpu is at 8%-10%. I get 1 daily error "not enough memory on the server" in crystal reports. Thanks.

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      Hello, i need help to find out why an asp.net application becomes too slow in when i have about 80 users online. How can i measure performance? I use asp.net/sql server/crystal reports ent. running in a 2mb e1 with web server 2x xeon 3ghz 1gb ram 300gb raid scsi 10k and db server 2x xeon 2.8ghz 2gb ram 400gb raid scsi 10k. the asp.net process never goes more than 260mb of memory usage and cpu is at 8%-10%. I get 1 daily error "not enough memory on the server" in crystal reports. Thanks.

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      Crystal is a draining process. You can use perfamnce counter to actully watch it. Do what it says and add more ram. Although, watch your counters you might be creating too many objects and not releasing then on time. Nick 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

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