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2/4/2010 9:14 PM
 
Smart-Thinker
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Joined: 6/30/2008
Posts: 98

Hi Bruce,

I noticed when my app restarts it says that there are over 23k of items in the tab dictionary - this seems awfully high - is it ok?

UrlMaster.FriendlyUrlProvider.Message: Tab Dictionary built and cached: 23420 items. Reason: Force Rebuild False;Bypass Cache False;Dict=null;
Server Name: AS45R95

thanks
Rodney
Smart-Thinker.com
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2/4/2010 11:03 PM
 
Bruce Chapman
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Joined: 3/9/2006
Posts: 3121

It's high, but if you're not having any performance issues, then it's not a problem.

The count is :

sum for each portal (total no of pages in website * total no of portal aliases for site)

Ie, if portal 1 has 5 pages and 2 aliases = 10 entries.  If portal 2 has 10 pages and 3 aliases = 30 entries.  Total = 40 entries.

If you have excessive numbers of portal aliases for the site (ie testing domains, ip addresses etc) you can remove these.  But I stress that it's a problem only if you see a difference in performance of your site.  You would measure this performance with page response times (use a tool to measure) and memory usage (for example, number of app pool recycles due to running out of memory).  You would need to colllect these statistics over a period of usage both with the module on and with the module off and compare to see if it is an issue.  The number itself doesn't mean much.
 
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