Author: Scott Gasch
Date: 13:36:27 01/16/03
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>According to perfmon, in the first second or so, there are some page faults, but >as soon as everything is "up and running", it stays flat on zero. So I guess >that's not the problem. I/O read bytes is maxed to 100, scale 1,000. I didn't >try the others. What is "working set"? > Working set is the number of bytes that the memory manager keeps resident in memory. Private bytes is the total number of private bytes allocated to your process. If memory is tight the working set gets trimmed and pages get swapped out.
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