Re: Memory leak. Where is the hole?

Joe-Bouza · ‎02-17-2019

Lately my processor has been spiking. I had attributed it to working with Project wise but this happened with only Drawing1 open. What to look for? Windows is set for best performance and the specs are shown

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Joe-Bouza · ‎02-17-2019

Seems to occur when Autosave is activated

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tcorey · ‎02-17-2019

Does it go back to normal after the autosave completes?

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Joe-Bouza · ‎02-18-2019

yes but it is a slow crawl back down. I usually kill the process to get back.

Yes for sure. I just waited on one as I am posting. seems like if I kill autosave I am better off. Although sometimes it will spike if I grab a civi3d object randomly

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Joe-Bouza · ‎02-18-2019

this is simply closing a file (20 minutes) and and the status after it finally closed

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BrianBenton · ‎02-19-2019

We have basically stopped using Autosave. It causes more problems than what it solves. We have adopted the strategy of "save early; save often". CTRL+S is your friend.

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Memory leak. Where is the hole?

Memory leak. Where is the hole?

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