out of memory exception while calling @RenderBody() in asp.net mvc3

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Hello Everybody,
I'm having a problem while the @RenderBody() method is being called in asp.net mvc3. The problem is that out of memory exception is being thrown while calling @RenderBody(). When the content view contains lesser data, it works perfectly but as the load is high, the exception is seen.

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Roman Raj Bajracharya

Posted 4-Feb-13 1:44am

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Jameel VM 4-Feb-13 7:53am

Please post your code

ZurdoDev 4-Feb-13 8:07am

If it only happens when the load is high, it may have nothing to do with your code, it may just be that your server does not have the resources.

Jameel VM 4-Feb-13 8:16am

on what basis load is high?

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fjdiewornncalwe · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-04T03:51:00

You have 1 of two situations occurring. I believe that the first is most likely based on your comment about the "load is high".
1) You are trying to process too much data. Perhaps your server doesn't have the resources to handle the volume data and requests that are coming through. Either you are using too many resources for each request, or you just have too many requests and the hardware can't handle them all.
2) You could get this error as well if an infinite loop scenario takes place. As it doesn't happen all the time, it would likely be related to recursive calls based on data values. In this scenario and row of data causes a recursive call to another row of data which in turn causes a call to the original row or itself to be called again and again recusively. Eventually, out of memory occurs.