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In WindowsOSProcess when USE_PROCSTATE_SUSPENDED is true, we fetch all the thread details to populate the process state. However, we never save those for use in the thread details query. This is likely the most efficient way of populating thread counters for all processes and should be saved and used in preference to the performance counter query.
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Coming from discussion on #2487
In
WindowsOSProcess
whenUSE_PROCSTATE_SUSPENDED
is true, we fetch all the thread details to populate the process state. However, we never save those for use in the thread details query. This is likely the most efficient way of populating thread counters for all processes and should be saved and used in preference to the performance counter query.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: