If you have find to the web server (remote desktop is great) then youget an extremely useful go dump of the jrun server process using thesteps described below... They talk about CF 6 but it applies to CF7 too. SUMMARY:Try to get a stack analyse (technote 18339 -) When you see it go away to spike set cerebrate to the DOS Window and hitControl+(Pause/Break) (not control-C which everyone does by instinct -that kills JRun). One thing: For 6.1 at least you don't have to run jrun from the commandline; if you change the service to "interact with desktop" and restartit it will open a command window and you can ctrl-break in it to create the dumps,which go the one of the jrun log files. You need to be able to connectto the forge's desktop to use this approach though. Thanks MarkHi,I'm running CFMX 7 on a Windows 2003 Server - Standard Edition. I upgraded from MX 6 using the upgrade procedure during the MX7 install. After installing. I disabled MX6 in services. All has been running great for some months now at least 6. My problem is that the jrun exe affect has suddenly started running at98% plus. I recalled this was a problem with MX6 so I decided to uninstall MX6 asI'm no longer using it. This promptly removed my cfide directories :/I then tried reinstalling CFMX7 assuming this would give me the CFIDE,at which point I got a message suggesting that for an upgrade the CFMX6needs to be intalled. So. I have two questions:1. What could be causing Jrun to be running at 98%+ ?2. Do I undergo to undergo CFMX6 installed to run my upgrade edition of MX7?Many thanks,Jenny
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