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Hi,
I'm running SQLServer2008 on an XP SP3 box. All is well with the system except that SSRS seems to just bomb after about 4 weeks solid operation.
I've checked the dump files and there seems to be no specific error, this is the end of the dump:
appdomainmanager!DefaultDomain!d34!01/30/2012-08:39:03:: i INFO: Appdomain:126 ReportServer_2-83-129723431400312500 unregistered. appdomainmanager!ReportServer_2-83-129723431400312500!d34!01/30/2012-08:39:03:: i INFO: Appdomain:126 ReportServer_2-83-129723431400312500 unloading rpcserver!DefaultDomain!588!01/30/2012-08:42:07:: e ERROR: Managed server timed out. Timeout=150 sec. Gc extension timeout=30 sec. rpcserver!DefaultDomain!588!01/30/2012-08:42:07:: i INFO: Generating a dump from the RPCServer ProcessMonitor.
Does anyone have any idea how I can track this down?
Any ideas much appreciated.
Daz
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It seems like a bug in SSRS investigation reveals that the major cause of SSRS un-responsiveness\crash Of SSRS was slow GC (Garbage collection- it manages the allocation and release of memory for your application). Granting additional timeout of 30 sec." indicates that managed server timed out while GC was in process, and so slow GC was the likely reason.
Slow GC occurs usually when you have a lot of RAM on the box and the report server process is using a lot of it. The problem is that for managed applications, a Garbage Collection (GC) occurs periodically. During a GC the process is suspended temporarily.
I tried several things during this issue at last I applied latest SP on that SSRS
Please refer below link, this will be helpfull to you.
http://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/519612/reporting-services-2008-crashing
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