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Hello, I am trying to mass import data using my application. For each record, I create a connection, transaction, process data, commit transaction and close connection and am also disposing these objects. I have about 100,000 records. After a few hundred imports, I get weird, inconsistent errors everytime I run the app. I was wondering if creating and disposing these many connections and transactions could cause memory leaks etc. Anyone? Microsoft? Thanks, |
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nashak (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote: Hello, I am trying to mass import data using my application. For each record, I create a connection, transaction, process data, commit transaction and close connection and am also disposing these objects. I have about 100,000 records. After a few hundred imports, I get weird, inconsistent errors everytime I run the app. I was wondering if creating and disposing these many connections and transactions could cause memory leaks etc. Anyone? Microsoft? Thanks, so for 100000 records u create this much connection? Look at ssis forech loop container, it will help in this case. What is type of source data? Regards Amish Shah |
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