It’s been a while
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Recent Posts
ASP.NET Performance Case Study: Web Service calls taking forever
This issue has been pretty frequent since .net came out, and I am bringing it up for two reasons.
.NET Memory Leak: XmlSerializing your way to a Memory Leak
I hate to give away the resolution in the title of the blog since it takes away a lot of the suspense :) but I can’t figure out a better way to name the blog...
.NET Crash: Managed Heap Corruption calling unmanaged code
If someone asked me, what is the nastiest types of issues you get? I would say managed heap corruption, closely followed by native heap corruption.
A .NET Crash: How not to write a global exception handler
I’ve written quite a few posts on memory issues because that is the type of problem we get most frequently in support, but I thought I’d break it up a little...
.NET in SQL Server 2005 – Making .net code more reliable
A while back I got interested in the new .net/CLR features in SQL Server 2005 such as .net stored procedures, functions, triggers etc.
.NET Memory: My object is not rooted, why wasn’t it garbage collected?
I got a comment on one of the posts asking this question and I started writing a comment-answer but it turned into a long-winded rant so I decided to blog it...
ASP.NET Memory Leak Case Study: Sessions Sessions Sessions
In ASP.NET 1.1 as you probably know, there are 3 different locations to store session objects.
Contacting Tess
I have been receiving a lot of email lately asking for help on particular issues.
A bag of chips – Math stuff… and books…
This is a completely off topic post but I added the “–and a bag of chips” to the blog description to allow myself to write these:)