Task Scheduler Priority, no way to set the memory priority


in server 2008, when using task scheduler start application, priority default lowered 3 different entries. processor priority, i/o priority , memory priority. exporting task , changing xml priority 5 instead of 7, processor priority , i/o priority restored same values when running task interactively. unfortunately, memory priority remains lower when run without scheduler. values being observed using procexp.exe.

is there way boost memory priority same level when not using task scheduler? causing significant performance problem 1 of our applications when run task scheduler.

thanks,

tom

hi,
 
there not explicit setting memory priority, can
ensure process gets enough memory limiting other processes
that consume lot of memory,
 
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771472.aspx
 
the recommended method wsrm set resource policies regarding
the processor.
 
when set cpu % usage 0 application, give
the process ability use processor needs , if there
a higher level of activity in process, memory management
functions in windows keep more of pages process in
memory rather paging out disk. assuming other processes
that memory hogs sufficiently limited, should
control memory contention issue. ensuring other processes
limited , there large page file should help.
 

-- mike burr


Windows Server  >  Windows Server General Forum



Comments

Popular posts from this blog

2008 Windows Deployment Server Properties Error

Can no longer user MS Update - Files required to use Microsoft Update are no longer registered

How do a find data in one file, search for it in another file and if not found, write a custom message to another file