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I have a weird problem with SQL Server Management Studio, version 11.0.2100.60. When I was writing some query, sometimes the CPU gets hogged, and RAM usage keeps increasing. Usually closing and reopening SSMS will solve the problem, but it is quite annoying if I have to do this multiple times.

How to solve this issue?

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[UPDATE]: I ran the PerfView to analyze the CPU usage. But I'm not quite sure how to troubleshoot from there:

PerfView CPU Stacks, showing ssms using a lot of CPU resource: enter image description here

Drilling down Ssms. Looks like this ntdll is taking the most resource: enter image description here

GC Heap Net Mem (Coarse Sampling): enter image description here

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The problem is here with Intelligence. I had a same problem today. After opening a 60kb of SQL file in SSMS, it is taking nearly 2GB of my RAM.

Anyway I figured it out. This is because the incomplete code or Joins written in that query window. If I comment out that incomplete code snippet it became normal. Check for the joins which are not closed ON condition etc or comment it out until you finish writing it.

You can see that in below pictures, memory observations before and after commenting incomplete code. It came to 128MB from 1.2GB

With Incomplete code

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After commenting code enter image description here

Shakeer Mirza
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I managed to bring it down from 2.5 GB to 150KB by disabling Auto Recover.

Auto-Recover Setting

Before Before

After After

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