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CLR Data Performance Counter Failures

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 19 Nov 2006 | View original

So Im revisiting my performance counters that I run on my Web site that provide some rudimentary performance monitoring for my site. Its useful to keep track of the number of open SQL Connections, number of pooled connections in the CLR pool, StateServer Sessions and a few other things.   Ive been doing this for some time in my applications but Ive noticed that over time the reliability of these counters is really flaky. So tonight Im trying to take a closer look on my new Vista install as I...

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