Wss tracing is taking 100% of cpu.

wss tracing is taking 100% of cpu. How to fix this ? or any other way to disable this and then enable back with out any issues ?
Srini

First trace if you are running any heavy process on the server if not then , are you running any custom code, it seems some code is opening SP connection and not closing this is what happens most of the time.
You can run this script to see all open connection for each database on your SQL to troubleshoot the issue.
select a.dbid,b.name, count(a.dbid) as TotalConnection
from sys.sysprocesses a
inner join sys.databases b on a.dbid = b.database_id
group by a.dbid, b.name
Mark ANSWER if this reply resolves your query, If helpful then VOTE HELPFUL
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