Some applications perform time-sensitive operations throughout the day, during which interruptions from long full blocking garbage collection could be disruptive. For example, applications that need quick response times because of financial market data changes during trading hours. If an application has a large managed heap in this environment, it could become unresponsive for long periods of time if full blocking garbage collection occurs.To resolve this issue, a new setting called SustainedLowLatency is added to GCLatencyMode. This new setting minimizes the situations in which a full blocking garbage collection can occur. However, full blocking garbage collection may still occur in other situations, such as low memory or if garbage collection is deliberately induced.Note The SustainedLowLatency setting is applicable only when concurrent garbage collection is enabled. If concurrent garbage collection is not enabled, SustainedLowLatency does not affect garbage collection behavior.For more information about Latency Modes, visit the following Microsoft website:General information about Latency Modes
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Workflows that use Windows Workflow Foundation 4 (WF4) can run only in fully trusted application domains. This update enables WF to run in partially trusted environments. The scope of the change is enabling the core workflow runtime (execution model, activity and data model, tracking, and serialization) to run in partial trust. To enable this change, some WF assemblies are made conditional AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute (APTCA).Note SqlWorkflowInstanceStore and Visual Basic expression are not supported by this change. Therefore, they are not available in partial trust. 2ff7e9595c
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