This code results in an error System.OutOfMemoryException
Using VT As New BidiEntities For Each dr In Bidis Dim hkBidi As New hkBidi hkBidi.UserId = Userx VT.AddTohkBidis(hkBidi) Next *VT.SaveChanges()* End Using
VT.SaveChanges() results in this error when looping through 500,000 records.
I posted earlier with a question which was answered quickly and allowed me to fire through almost me entire program There is one last tiny thing I'm having real trouble with.I'm allowing users to search through my XML document for records. I can successfully search through the first record but my loop won't allow the search to go through the other 2 records.[code]It isn't the most efficient code to look at I know.As I said I can successfully search the first record but won't allow me to loop into the 2nd or 3rd record available.I don't know if my loop is wrong or if there is some bad placement with the code.
I need to loop through all the records in a column in my access database, Currently my program only views the first record in the column and does not go any further, I tried a While loop but I get a NullException error and it says there is no data in my column, her is my code thus far.
I have an asp.net application where I have a datatable ("DataTableA") that returns just one column ("ProductID").
I want to read each row of "ProductID", process some business logic, then copy both those columns (ProductID & ProductIDBusinessLogicValue) to DataTableB. This DataTableB is then displayed on the asp.net page.
What would bhe the best way to read each row of DataTableA ?
if creating a new object may cause OOM, then would creating a new Runtime.MemoryFailPoint cause an OOM (instead of InsufficientMemoryException ) as well?
I've found similar threads about OutOfMemoryException, but I've got a new problem that seems really strange.The test Form is very simple, so everyone can test the problem I'm facing.I use VB 2010 Pro.
I have simple Windows Form with a picturebox, I've renamed "pbx".Now, I want to be able to add an image file as BackgroundImage with BackgroundImageLayout = ImageLayout.Tile.And also be able to move/rename/delete the image file. So the code must read and release the file.First of all, the test file I'm using now is a simple bitmap .bmp file, and really very light !
An unhandled exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' occurred in ystem.windows.forms.dllAdditional information: Error creating window handle.It appeared when I was loading a child form (frmPublisher) from the MDI form. I'm guessing this has something to do with the loaded form being overloaded or something? This didn't kind of error didn't happen when frmPublisher's only opened the database connection once (during the Load event). I modified the code to make sure that frmPublisher's subs only opened
I have a datagridview that has 65000 rows and 200 columns. I need to extract unique rows from the datagridview based on some sort of relevancy percentage.
While processing these rows it gives me an error "System.OutOfMemoryException" at around 47000 row. I searched for this exception over internet and found that it is related to RAM. I have 4GB RAM and my OS is Vista. However it would be used by people having as low as 512 MB RAM.
I am writing an application in Vb2008 that generates an Access Database and then uploads data to it. Once the data is upload, it allocates values to a table. It is at the beginning of this segement (the allocation) where the error shows up noted with comments. will furnish more segements of code upon request.
I have a windows form application made in Visual Studio 2010 SP1 Rel. I'm using SQL Server 2008 R2 for my database. I've been working on this project for a while now and I am almost completed with it. I recently had to add a field to one of my tables in my database, which hasn't given me much troubles in the past as I've had to do this before. To make sure I did it properly, I'll tell you how I added the field. I went to my database on my server and went to my table, tblOrderParts. I right clicked, and went to design. I added a field, Order_Delete, which I made a bit field so I could use a checkbox. When I went to my dataset designer, I used the wizard to add the field to the table in my program.
After I added it, I remembered that one of my forms was using a view I had created with that table that would need the checkbox as well, so I went back into SQL Sever to add that. Added in SQL with no problem, but when I went back to Visual Studio's dataset designer to add the field to my view, it won't allow me. I open the wizard, go to my view i created, vwAllOrders, and checked the box next to it. When I press Finish, though, I get, "An exception has occurred while attempting to set the data source generator property." I had to cancel out of the dataset wizard cause it wouldn't let me continue... even if nothing was changed.
Now it is also showing me an error in the Error section saying, "Custom tool error: Failed to generate code. Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemory' was thrown."
Now that I've said the error, here's what I'm thinking is going on... Something must be wrong with the custom tool on my dataset. The tool name is MSDataSetGenerator. I went on more forums, and a couple mentioned trying to restart the custom tool by right clicking the dataset and going to "Run custom tool.' When I run it, it gives me another error. Not much different, but still different in wording.
The error it pops up say "The custom tool 'MSDataGenerator' failed. Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemory' was thrown."
I need to extract data from a .dbf file and transform it into xml. I wrote a routine that does it just fine. However now we are encountering very large .dbf files - like 2GB +. And this code throws an OutOfMemoryException on those files.
Public Function GetData() As DataTable Dim dt As New DataTable(Name) Dim sqlcommand As String= "Select * From MyTable"
Are there other conditions that can cause this exception to be raised? I am attempting to use the method to take a section of the source bitmap in question (possibly equal to the entire source bitmap). I have checked my code extensively, including verifying the parameters of the Rectangle at runtime, and even tried hard-coding a Rectangle with parameters that I knew were within the bounds of the source bitmap, but have still received the error. I tried several choices for the PixelFormat as well.
I wrote a POS system a few years back, about 5 Then updated it about 2 years there after, so it has been running without problems for about three years now.All of a sudden of saturday, The following error comes up, System.outofmemory exception in mscorlib.All the system does is run the POS. Its not connected to the internet, nobody installs anything on there.And to make it worse, I now specialise in web strategy, and am a 'bit rusty' when it comes to vb.net applications.
I have written a lil program that takes input from the serial port, loads it to an array 6 by 100 and then saves it in an XML file. If i run the program more than 2 hours i get an exception of: "System.OutOfMemoryException occured in mscorlib.dll" One of the suggestions is , if you are creating an array make sure the size is correct. Here is my Array:
I have an image that I need to shrink. The original image is a grayscale PNG, which isn't a huge issues except that when I shrink it down, the thermal label printers pickup the artifacts and print them on the label. So, what I did was change the image to black & white (Format1bppIndexed) before resizing, like this:
Dim bte() As Byte = System.Convert.FromBase64String(imgStr) Dim ms As New IO.MemoryStream(bte) Dim bmp As New System.Drawing.Bitmap(ms)
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And then I resize it. This code works fine on my Windows 7 machine, but when I run it on the Windows 2003 Server box that it calls home, it always throws an OutOfMemoryException when it hits the bmp.Clone line.
I am a c# dev working on some code for a website in vb.net. We use a lot of caching on a 32bit iss 6 win 2003 box and in some cases run into OutOfMemoryException exceptions. This is the code I trace it back to and would like to know if anyone else has has this. [Code] System.OutOfMemoryException was thrown at Go60505(RegexRunner ) at System.Text.RegularExpressions.CompiledRegexRunner.Go()
I want to send files to my SQL server database. It works on smaller files, but when I try to send a 323MG file my byte array throws a OutOfMemoryException.Here is my code where the error happens...
Dim MediaFile As New FileInfo(txtFileName.Text) Dim br As New IO.BinaryReader(New IO.FileStream(txtFileName.Text, IO.FileMode.Open, IO.FileAccess.Read, IO.FileShare.Read, CInt(MediaFile.Length)))[code].....
The length of the file is 339476208.When I create a BinaryReader object and pass it in a Filestream object for the file that I am wanting to send to the database through FILESTREAM. I pass the length of the file to the byte array and I get a OutOfMemoryException.I have read in several places that the solution is to break it up into byte array chunks.
I'm downloading a bunch of files from a URI but when they get big, I get an utOfMemoryException. I thought at first it was MemoryStream error but I'm pretty sure now that the error is rooted in the declaration of an array of Bytes that's too large. (Half a gig is fine, 1.7 gig is not.)
i am trying to add a mpg file to resources. at the time of compiling it throws following exception.the size of file is 200mb. [code]how is it possible to add a large size file to exe resources?
I'm prompted with this error 'Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown' it was thrown when filling a dataset with 400,000+ records. And I think obviously is about memory matter because of the number of records to be transfer.My program goes this way.. after filling a dataset from a table it will transfer all data into another table. Now my question is, Is it possible in vb.net that while filling a dataset it transfers the record immediately into another table? Please give me an idea on how to do this.
Error 1 Custom tool error: Failed to generate code. Exception of type 'System.OutOfMemoryException' was thrown. C:Documents and Settingsmiller_aDesktopFront End FCOMOctobaseOctobasefcomDataSet.xsd 1 1 Octobase
What does this mean? I have this error after i tried to add a database to my project in vb.net.If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much room
I can retrieve records from my Database fine, but I'm having trouble updating records. I am getting a syntax error on [code] I get this error when I change the Last Name (Row 0, Column 1). [code]