M
Matt
When I installed the Business Contact Manager with Outlook
2003, it installed something called "sqlservr.exe" which
needs to be running when I startup Outlook. However,
sqlsrver.exe progressively sucks up more and more of my RAM
thus dragging my system to a halt. I picked through google
and found out that sqlsrvr.exe is automatically configured
to dynamically use at much memory as is available. I am
just a normal end-user, not a programmer, but does anyone
know a way to limit the amount of memory that sqlsrvr.exe
uses? At last check it was using 180MB, which is
ridiculously high for your normal home-office user. Thank
you for you help.
2003, it installed something called "sqlservr.exe" which
needs to be running when I startup Outlook. However,
sqlsrver.exe progressively sucks up more and more of my RAM
thus dragging my system to a halt. I picked through google
and found out that sqlsrvr.exe is automatically configured
to dynamically use at much memory as is available. I am
just a normal end-user, not a programmer, but does anyone
know a way to limit the amount of memory that sqlsrvr.exe
uses? At last check it was using 180MB, which is
ridiculously high for your normal home-office user. Thank
you for you help.