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After being plagued over a year with the dredded “Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt”, I have finally found a fix on it!
Background: asp.net 4.0. Windows server 2003. Using MySQL database.
I used to randomly get this issue on a few pages, and coincidently, the pages had an asp.net repeater on it. I tried all sorts of recommendations, but they simply didn’t work.
I was using system.data.odbc , with an odbc driver installed for all of my asp.net pages to interact with the database. Here comes the fix… I instead downloaded MySQL.data.dll, and used this library for my db. Voila! Problem fixed.