Think I have a memory leak, need advice

grantmeans · March 11th, 2004, 07:41 PM

Hello,

The code I have listed below seems to be causing Inetinfo.exe to jump up to 100%. The OS is NT4 with the NT4 option pack. Old school I know.

Code:

<% If Request.QueryString("status")="approve" Then

'updating por table sets Admin to null and new margin numbers assigned
set rs_o = server.CreateObject("ADODB.recordset")
sql="select * from por where spec='"&Request.QueryString("spec")& "' and por_id='" & trim(Request.QueryString("por_id"))& "'"    
rs_o.Open sql,ConnectTo,3,3

'assign approved status 
set rs_c = server.createobject("ADODB.Recordset")
sql1="select * from por_change where por_id='"&Request.QueryString("por_id")&"' and id='"&Request.QueryString("id")&"'"     
rs_c.Open sql1,ConnectTo,3,3 
rs_c("co_status")="approved"
'rs_c("m_a_comment")=rs_c("m_a_comment")&"<br>"&Request.Form("m_a_comment")
rs_c.update
'rs_c.close
'set rs_c = nothing

rs_o("podate")=NULL
rs_o("podate1")=NULL
rs_o("podate2")=NULL
rs_o("rnumber")=NULL
rs_o("fs_stamp")=NULL
rs_o("ba_stamp")=NULL
rs_o("purchs_stamp")=NULL
rs_o("ponum_stamp")=NULL
rs_o("change_order")=rs_c("m_a_comment")
'rs("scnhours")=Request.Form("scnhours")
'rs("instsell")=Request.Form("instsell")
'rs("estcost")=Request.Form("estcost")
'rs("scncost")=Request.Form("scncost")
rs_o("total_change")=rs_c("c_total_change")
rs_o("totalcost")=rs_c("c_totalcost")
rs_o("instmargin")=rs_c("c_instmargin")
'rs("estmargin")=Request.Form("estmargin")
rs_o("totalprice")=rs_c("c_vendor_cost")
rs_o("process")=6
'rs("change_order")=Request.Form("change_order")
rs_o.update

    'sql1="select top 1* from por_change order by id desc"     
    'rs_c.Open sql1,ConnectTo,3,3
    'id=rs_c("id")
    'rs_c.close
    'set rs_c=nothing 

    Set objMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
    'Recipients deleted to protect the names of the innocent

    link="<br><b>A change order has been submitted for Spec "&rs_o("spec")&"  and is ready for administrative review. </b><br>Please click on the link below to complete this portion of processing<br><a  href='http://lmyr2d2a/fssr/por.asp?spec="&rs_o("spec")&"&por_id="&rs_o("por_id")&"'>POR FOR SPEC "&rs_o("spec")&"</a><br><br>"
    objMail.Body=link
    objMail.Subject="POR Change Order"

    objMail.BodyFormat=0
    objMail.MailFormat=0


    objMail.importance=0
    objMail.Send
    Set objMail = nothing
    rs_o.close
    rs_c.close
    set rs_o = nothing
    set rs_c = nothing
%>

Sorry for the lousy formatting and all the comments. I'm still debugging this so I need to be able to grab variables every now and then. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Imar · March 12th, 2004, 03:45 AM

Can't see a reason why this would cause this behavior.

You might want to avoid using your magic number s (e.g. rs_o.Open sql,ConnectTo,3,3) to make the code more readable. Check out this: http://www.adopenstatic.com/faq/800a0bb9step2.asp for more info.

rs_o.Open sql,ConnectTo,adOpenStatic,adLockPessimistic ( or whatever the number mean)

is much easier to understand than

rs_o.Open sql,ConnectTo,3,3

To find out what is causing the problem, create a copy of the page, remove anything you don't need and then one by one add your code block back in.

Right now, the code is, as you said yourself, lousy formatted which makes it hard to read.

Cheers,

Imar

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Imar Spaanjaars
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