Could anyone suggest something that would, every ten minutes or so, produce a snapshot of the memory usage of the largest memory-using programs and services, rather like someone looking at the Processes tab of Task Manager sorted in descending order of Memory Usage?
I've looked at PSLIST -M, but that produces far too much output in a difficult-to-sort format (now that Exchange Server 2007 has very long Image Names).
I'm really looking for memory leaks, or sudden large usages of memory by as-yet-unidentified programs. It's in Windows Server 2008, 64-bit, but it's a general problem so I've put it in this forum...
Thanks!
Monitoring memory usage of programs and services
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Monitoring memory usage of programs and services
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Re: Monitoring memory usage of programs and services
This sounds like something way beyond the capabilities of MacroPod's {Field} expertise which would seem to drop it directly into the lap of an Excel or Word VBA Application that wakes up every minute and logs memory usage (or highest-usage or whatever you want).John Gray wrote:... produce a snapshot of the memory usage ...
At a guess this would require one or more of those those dreaded API calls.
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