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Worker Process Timeout Woes

Hi, all. I am getting the following entry
in the Event Log once or twice a day:

"A worker process with process id
of '2496' serving application pool
'DefaultAppPool ' has requested a
recycle because the worker process
reached its allowed processing time
limit."

It causes a reset of my data, which
is bad when it occurs at times other
than the initial program launch.

I upped the ASP script timeout setting
to 1000 seconds, but I still got a recycle.

Any ideas? I don't think my program's
doing anything special...prett y basic
stuff.

Thanks!
bn
Nov 17 '05 #1
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