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Mercurius84 16-Jun-15 8:27am View

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I'm using native

Mercurius84 23-May-15 3:59am View

nope. it is
chunk by chunk
I noticed i have no issue if reading one file.
but if on multi threads my window service program screw. poor performance.
I tried writing similar code on vbs
mean while my window service executive these vbs in multi thread.
suprisingly result is so way greater than before

im looking into that solution

Mercurius84 22-May-15 1:12am View

Done the checking. All memory reclaimed after each task completed.
It seems, once running the read file program. It allocates approximate amount of memory size.
for example: file size 2 gb, It allocates approximate 2gb.

I tried with a restart the service reading that 2gb file.
It went fast with the process that I mentioned earlier.
e.g. at first I see the counter from 1...in a blink it went to 15
then once the private memory reaches about 1gb or above...getting slower.
e.g. counter number 1....a blink...number 2...another blink number 3.

Hope that you get what I mean..
Thanks

Mercurius84 21-May-15 10:29am View

nope at all

Mercurius84 21-May-15 10:28am View

sorry, it was writing
line by line
not yet
i need support ppl to install memory checker on that server.

Mercurius84 21-May-15 9:37am View

actually the file generate by our backend system. It has formating code on it. example:
carriage control characters
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASA_carriage_control_characters

im afraid i have to answer you yes. reading line by line.

Mercurius84 21-May-15 9:33am View

it is running on 64 bit
windows server 2012

Mercurius84 21-May-15 8:53am View

Yeah...she is a monster. Haha

This code:

using (FileStream fs = File.Open(p_strFilePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.ReadWrite))
using (BufferedStream bs = new BufferedStream(fs))
using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(bs))
{
string m_strLine = "";
int cur_count = 0;
string secondLine = "";
while ((m_strLine = sr.ReadLine()) != null)
{
secondLine = (cur_count < allLines.Count) ? allLines[cur_count] : "";
}
}

what we did here is
a file (unstructure) -> process -> into (structure) file as in pdf.
we have pdf merger if the content of file belongs to the same location.

Summary:
Inside the file, consists pages of customer information from different location.
we split this information to its' own entity.
Then we group them by location as in pdf

Mercurius84 21-May-15 8:35am View

My machine is have 150GB of memory it should sufficient enough to perform heavy duty tasks.

However, my application already using the said function

anyway to increase the upper limit or any suggested solution?
Thanks

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