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I am working with VisualStudio 2010 and this would probably be the most common error.
In my code I am calling a script to load data from a database table which comprises of over 1,765,700 rows and is 777,826 KB size.
I keep running into an System.OutOfMemory.Exception error.
Is there anyway I can increase the memory being allocated to my program or change the settings? I had done it while running my programs in eclipse before. Can it be done in Visual Studio2010 as well?
Thank you
The first step would be, if at all possible, to not load all of the data into memory at once unless this is truly a requirement. If there is any way to load the data in stages, you would avoid coming close to the memory limitations.
However, changing this to target x64 and running on a 64bit platform should give you plenty of memory access to load this amount of data without issues. That would potentially be the simplest option.