Stopping Service when Memory reaches 2 GB

We have an App and when it reaches 2 GB of RAM begins to behaviour erractly.
The only solutions is to restar the corresponding service and everything is
fine again. It´s a Leaky App and te deveoper know about and don´t do anything
about it.

We need to create a Script to:

1) Check if the the APP is "eating" all memory (2 GB is the limit, so,
monitoring when the App reaches 1.7 GB of RAM, it´s fine)

2) If so, we need to test if someone is connected (netstat -na | find
":1443" does the Job)

3) If nobody is connected, the Service can be restarted.


Wich "language" is more suitable for this?

Batch? VBS/WMI? PowerShell?

Batch can use neststat, find, tasklist and sc/net

PowerSchell can use Get-Service and Stop-Service to to the Job, but theres
no ways to obtain the "netstat" info to decide if the service can be
restarted.


VBS/WMI is very complex of rmy skills...

Someone can help me?

"FB" <> wrote in message
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>
> We have an App and when it reaches 2 GB of RAM begins to behaviour
> erractly.
> The only solutions is to restar the corresponding service and everything
> is
> fine again. It´s a Leaky App and te deveoper know about and don´t do
> anything
> about it.
>
> We need to create a Script to:
>
> 1) Check if the the APP is "eating" all memory (2 GB is the limit, so,
> monitoring when the App reaches 1.7 GB of RAM, it´s fine)
>
> 2) If so, we need to test if someone is connected (netstat -na | find
> ":1443" does the Job)
>
> 3) If nobody is connected, the Service can be restarted.
>
>
> Wich "language" is more suitable for this?
>
> Batch? VBS/WMI? PowerShell?
>
> Batch can use neststat, find, tasklist and sc/net
>
> PowerSchell can use Get-Service and Stop-Service to to the Job, but theres
> no ways to obtain the "netstat" info to decide if the service can be
> restarted.
>
>
> VBS/WMI is very complex of rmy skills...
>
> Someone can help me?
>

I would use a batch file, e.g. something like this:
@echo off
set app=Firefox
for /F "tokens=5" %%a in ('tasklist.exe ^| find /i "%app%"') do set mem=%%a
set mem=000000000%mem:,=%
if %mem:~-12% GTR 000001700000 goto :eof
netstat . . .
net stop . . .
net start . . .