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NTDBSMGR.EXE hogging memory

Asked by Lapchien in Btrieve 4GL Database

We use an applications called TAS. It uses Btrieve and we have used Pervasive SQL v8 SP1 as a transactional server engine for some time on a Netware 5 server. We've recently moved this to a Windows 2003 Server, and now notice that ntdbsmgr.exe is hogging memory on the server (1.65gb at last count). Data files are v8.

I've seen some posts on google stating that you need to switch off client caching - would this work, and would it have any impact on my users?

Thanks

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NTDBSMGR.EXE hogging memory

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