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Running into a prickly problem with our web app here. (Asp.net 2.0 Win server 2008) Our memory usage for the website, grows and grows even though I would expect it to remain at a fairly static level. (We have a small amount of data that gets stored in state). Wanting to find out what the problem is, I've run a System.GC.Collect(); a few times, taken a memory dump and then loaded this memory dump into WinDbg. When I do a DumpHeap -Stat I get an inordinately large number on particular type hanging around in memory. 0000064280580b40 713471 79908752 PaymentOption so, doing a DumpHeap -MT for this type, I get a stack of object references. Picking a random number of these, I do a !gcroot and the command comes back reporting that no references are held to it. To me, this is exactly when the GC should collect these items, but for some reason they have been left outstanding. Can anybody offer an explanation as to what might be happening?
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