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    Posted: 23-Mar-2012 at 8:58am
Hello,
I have noticed that my application does a cpu utilization around 1%-2% then 0.-..then 1-2% again when the application is minimized and none activity is running... do ideablade pools db for some reason? can I adjust it in somehow?
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Hi Paolo,

We neither have any Keep Alive logic nor logic that is timer based. If you have a WPF n-tier application, it might be that the WCF Keep Alive logic that's kicking in.
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Hello Denisk,
It's just good that's not ideablade, so I can just exclude a piece of code...since I only use ideablade for accessing the the server and retrieving data, would the wcf keep alive beign involved?
What should I use to detect what's consuming cpu?
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Yes. IdeaBlade is built on top of WCF so any communication using IdeaBlade between server and to retrieve data will involve WCF and any of its underlying logic.

I googled using "C# detect cpu consumption" and got http://stackoverflow.com/questions/278071/how-to-get-the-cpu-usage-in-c for the first result. Might be a good place to start.
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