how can I find what is consuming memory in my vb .net exe?

[Scott Emick]

I have rather small project that is a store/dealer locator but it is
consuming about 143 MB in terms of the virtual memory I believe. Working
set is 46 MB and Private Bytes 32 MB.

The project is a form and a module. The form has a datagrid, textbox, and
command button on it.
I am loading about 146 locations into a datatable/dataset to search through
and using trig functions to calulate distance from ZIP(long/lat ) for each
location and then putting that distance into a column in the datatable which
is bound to the datagrid via a dataview. (so I can sort).

I can't figure out what is consuming all this memory. The dataset I saved
to XML and it is only like 73K. I don't know where else to look, I've look
in Sysinternals Process Explorer, but I really can't find any way to break
up the memory.

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Scott Emick
Web Programmer
Fox International
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[Dave Kreskowiak]

Well, part of the problem is that you're looking in the wrong place to see
how much memory your app is actually using. TaskManager is probably the
worst tool to use. You could use either Performance Monitor and the .NET CLR
counters to get a better overall picture of memory or you could use the CLR
Profiler (Microsoft Downloads) for a picture of your memory allocation at any
point in time.

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"Scott Emick" wrote:

I have rather small project that is a store/dealer locator but it is
consuming about 143 MB in terms of the virtual memory I believe. Working
set is 46 MB and Private Bytes 32 MB.

The project is a form and a module. The form has a datagrid, textbox, and
command button on it.
I am loading about 146 locations into a datatable/dataset to search through
and using trig functions to calulate distance from ZIP(long/lat ) for each
location and then putting that distance into a column in the datatable which
is bound to the datagrid via a dataview. (so I can sort).

I can't figure out what is consuming all this memory. The dataset I saved
to XML and it is only like 73K. I don't know where else to look, I've look
in Sysinternals Process Explorer, but I really can't find any way to break
up the memory.

--
Scott Emick
Web Programmer
Fox International
Remove the ham from mail address if it's not spam

[m.posseth]

some tips to reduce memory consumption of your program

1. do not use public variabels
2. do not use modules
3. use only the import statements , and references that you really need
4 . write you proggy in a true OOP way however keep in mind that OOP saves
memory but costs more processing power

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]

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I have rather small project that is a store/dealer locator but it is
consuming about 143 MB in terms of the virtual memory I believe. Working
set is 46 MB and Private Bytes 32 MB.

The project is a form and a module. The form has a datagrid, textbox, and
command button on it.
I am loading about 146 locations into a datatable/dataset to search
through and using trig functions to calulate distance from ZIP(long/lat )
for each location and then putting that distance into a column in the
datatable which is bound to the datagrid via a dataview. (so I can sort).

I can't figure out what is consuming all this memory. The dataset I saved
to XML and it is only like 73K. I don't know where else to look, I've
look in Sysinternals Process Explorer, but I really can't find any way to
break up the memory.

--
Scott Emick
Web Programmer
Fox International
Remove the ham from mail address if it's not spam

[m.posseth]

some tips to reduce memory consumption of your program

1. do not use public variabels
2. do not use modules
3. use only the import statements , and references that you really need
4 . write you proggy in a true OOP way however keep in mind that OOP saves
memory but costs more processing power

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]

"Scott Emick" <se****@ham.fox-international.com> schreef in bericht
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I have rather small project that is a store/dealer locator but it is
consuming about 143 MB in terms of the virtual memory I believe. Working
set is 46 MB and Private Bytes 32 MB.

The project is a form and a module. The form has a datagrid, textbox, and
command button on it.
I am loading about 146 locations into a datatable/dataset to search
through and using trig functions to calulate distance from ZIP(long/lat )
for each location and then putting that distance into a column in the
datatable which is bound to the datagrid via a dataview. (so I can sort).

I can't figure out what is consuming all this memory. The dataset I saved
to XML and it is only like 73K. I don't know where else to look, I've
look in Sysinternals Process Explorer, but I really can't find any way to
break up the memory.

--
Scott Emick
Web Programmer
Fox International
Remove the ham from mail address if it's not spam

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"Scott Emick" <se****@ham.fox-international.com> schrieb:

I can't figure out what is consuming all this memory. The dataset I saved
to XML and it is only like 73K. I don't know where else to look, I've
look in Sysinternals Process Explorer, but I really can't find any way to
break up the memory.

Allocation Profiler src
<URL:http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=3254325d-a4aa-4bb3-aa86-c72d5104ec74>

CLR Profiler (v2.0)
<URL:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=86CE6052-D7F4-4AEB-9B7A-94635BEEBDDA&displaylang=en>

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[Scott Emick]

Thanks everyone for all the tips, I will try them out this week.

Scott Emick
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"Scott Emick" <se****@ham.fox-international.com> schrieb:

I can't figure out what is consuming all this memory. The dataset I
saved to XML and it is only like 73K. I don't know where else to look,
I've look in Sysinternals Process Explorer, but I really can't find any
way to break up the memory.

Allocation Profiler src
<URL:http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=3254325d-a4aa-4bb3-aa86-c72d5104ec74>

CLR Profiler (v2.0)
<URL:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=86CE6052-D7F4-4AEB-9B7A-94635BEEBDDA&displaylang=en>

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M S Herfried K. Wagner
M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
V B <URL:http://classicvb.org/petition/>