f you use this code to determine if someone is logged in, then the user is not really being logged out, but the Session expires.

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I'm bumping this because I've made progress on the problem.

http://forum.winhost.com/showthread.php?t=6203

It appears my website is using over 100MB of server resources which causes it to get recycled by the server.

I originally dismissed this as a problem because my whole website was under 10MB. Is it normal for a website to use such a proportion of resources?

My website needs to consume less server memory. I'm taking a guess here but is it better to have a number of small pages which each perform a single task than have one or two complex pages? Lately I've tried to condense the number of pages in my site but I'm thinking it may be causing each page to put a larger strain on the server.

The size of a web site has nothing / not much to do with memory consumption. You can store a 100MB object in session state with just a few lines of code ;-)

So, I guess it all comes down to what you do and how that affects memory. Do you store lots of objects in session or application state? Do you have a long session timeout? Are you, for example, generating images on the fly and do not dispose of all your objects? Could you have other memory leaks by not using a using statement (or calling Dispose in a Finally block) on disposable objects such as ObjectContexts or SqlConnections?

You may want to take a look at red Gate's memory Profiler: http://www.red-gate.com/products/ant...iler/index.htm and see if you can find the cause of this problem.

Imar

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I don't think I was storing anything in session state or application state.

I don't think I dispose of my objects.

Also I've never used the using keyword.

That program looks awesome I'll spend some time with that and try to streamline my application.

I'll also research disposing objects. Thank you so much! :)