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Bill, Official Rep, replied on September 18, 2008 16:14

Hi erbmicha,

Excellent question. Here's what happens in this situation. RPM agents inside our customers applications "downsampled" the performance data it was gathering: that is, after our service became available again, the agents reported the aggregate average performance information for your application for the entire 16 minutes of unavailability. This ensures that our agent doesn't "queue up" performance data in memory inside your application and risk a memory leak/overflow problem.

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