I am seeing constant CPU activity from my Task Agent and the IIS Application Pool for my app server. I’m having trouble figuring out the cause. If I restart the Task Agent Service, the problem goes away for a while. It comes back after some amount of time, or possibly some event in Epicor triggerin…

That interval for querying schedules is the Processing Delay in System Agent Maintenance. Is yours set to zero? You can set it to whatever number of seconds you like. The larger the number, the less responsive Task Agent will appear. For example, if you set it to 60 seconds and a user prints a repor…

Did you see this thread? [image] IIS Worker process consuming CPU on Appserver ERP 10 Recently upgraded from 803 to 101600, and our appserver keeps freezing/running very slow. We noticed that the ‘iis worker process’ is consuming almost 100% of the CPU. The appserver has 4…

I did find this yesterday. It looked promising from the title, but the problem is different. In my case the CPU is not being totally consumed by the process, but it constantly hovers around 10%. RAM hovers at a reasonable value, doesn’t seem to be a runaway query. Recycling the App Pool does not …

Do you run regular maintenance on your SQL server? I had an interesting one while testing a dashboard in a test environment. It kept timing out. I ended up running a re-index over the database, and an update statistics. That fixed the problem. So as previously mentioned it may be a scheduled p…

In 10.2.500, we added a bunch of extra logging information to the Task Agent’s log file. The file is at: %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Epicor Software Corporation\ICE TaskAgent Service\Logs Paste that into Windows Explorer and it will automatically figure out what %ALLUSERSPROFILE% is. Your log files will be …

Thank you Jeff. I noticed a message formatted that way in the Event Viewer, all zeros. I’ll dig more into those files and probably bump up the log levels. …after Star Wars. :slight_smile:

Priorities, of course. :slight_smile: “all zeros” means that Task Agent shouldn’t be doing anything besides polling the application server to see if it has any schedules to run. I would expect a very low CPU utilization for the Task Agent process. I assume you are using the OS Task Manager to see C…

[image] andrew.johnson: In my case the CPU is not being totally consumed by the process, but it constantly hovers around 10% Serious question… With multi-core processors, will you ever see any process (other than “System Idle Process”)use more than 1/#of cores? When my CAD software is chugg…

That depends on what you are running. Task Agent, for example, is multi-threaded so if it has enough work to do, it will use up to 100%. Task Agent should never even get close since it delegates almost all the work to the application server. In this case Task Agent is multi-threaded so that we don’t…

Task Agent / App Pool Constant CPU Activity

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ckrusen (Calvin Krusen) December 20, 2019, 1:22am 4

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Task Agent / App Pool Constant CPU Activity

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