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On a heavily visited site, .ASP pages stop being
processed/displayed, but .htm files are processed and
displayed just fine. IIS appears to be running OK. No
errors or logs anywhere to be found. Reboot clears it up,
for a few days. Any clues?

do you do a bunch of <% asp calls%> then html calls <% then asp calls%> in a
page?

There is a limit how many you can do. it is not a number but rather a
performance thing


"avram" <> wrote in message
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> On a heavily visited site, .ASP pages stop being
> processed/displayed, but .htm files are processed and
> displayed just fine. IIS appears to be running OK. No
> errors or logs anywhere to be found. Reboot clears it up,
> for a few days. Any clues?

Check your object cleanup (recordsets and connections) mainly.
The ASP application as a whole will lock if memory leaks persist.

-dlbjr

Discerning resolutions for the alms

avram wrote:
> On a heavily visited site, .ASP pages stop being
> processed/displayed, but .htm files are processed and
> displayed just fine. IIS appears to be running OK. No
> errors or logs anywhere to be found. Reboot clears it up,
> for a few days. Any clues?

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2147

HTH,
Bob Barrows

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