Memory Usage of Excel object in Asp.net applications

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We have an ASP.NET application,which is used for reporting. In this application lots of excel objects are being creating. It is affecting the performance of the application. So I need to do a POC to find out how much memory an excel objet is consuming.

Could some one please help me to give me a pointer tohow to use CLR profiler to analyze the memory consumption of different objects(I am interested in how much memory is used by the excel object.)

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Subheesh Paul

Posted 25-May-10 1:57am

subheesh.paul

Updated 25-May-10 4:53am

Sandeep Mewara

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*dan!sh* · Answer 1 · 2010-05-25T05:22:00

Solution 1

This[^] should help.

BTW, you should dispose the objects you have created whenever you are done using them. You can do this using Marshal.ReleaseComObject method (for excel interop objects).

Posted 25-May-10 5:22am

dan!sh

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2010-05-25T05:38:00

Solution 2

If you are interested in having a look at the CLR profiling services rather than the CLR profiler tool - have a look here.

Posted 25-May-10 5:38am

Abhinav S