An Error Occurred During Local Report Processing System.outofmemoryexception
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up Recent PostsRecent Posts Popular TopicsPopular Topics Home Search Members Calendar Who's On http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic317434-147-1.aspx Home » SQL Server 2005 » Business Intelligence » Reporting Services MemoryLimit Reporting Services MemoryLimit Rate Topic Display Mode Topic Options Author Message Andrew TregonningAndrew Tregonning Posted Monday, October 23, 2006 3:36 PM Ten Centuries Group: General Forum Members Last Login: Sunday, August 23, 2015 5:03 PM Points: 1,165, Visits: 146 HiWe're having trouble with memory configuration in an error Reporting Services 2k5 SP1, running on Win 2k3 SP1. We have a very large report, which we've been running to benchmark performance.First, here are the results of our testing:Initially, the server had 512mb of RAM. When running the report, the w3wp.exe process used up to 400mb of RAM and Reporting Services usually timed out before delivering the report.We increased an error occurred the RAM in the server to 1024mb, and found we could run the report. It took around 02'30" to complete, and the w3wp.exe process peaked at 520mb of RAM usage. When we tried to run two instances of the report concurrently, RAM usage peaked around 800mb, and Reporting Services timed out before delivering the reports.Increasing the server RAM to 1536mb, we found could run two reports at once. It took around 04'05" to deliver the reports, and the w3wp.exe process peaked at 920mb of RAM usage. When we tried running three reports concurrently, RAM usage peaked around 1,220mb of RAM and Reporting Services usually timed out before delivering the reports.Lastly, we put 2048mb of RAM in the server, and we could run three reports at once. It took around 06'58" to deliver the reports, and the w3wp.exe process peaked at 1,280mb of RAM usage. When we tried running four reports concurrently, RAM usage peaked around 1,290mb and Reporting Services died with a System.OutOfMemoryException exception.The pattern we noticed with the first three steps, was that