The people who's server it is says that they cannot believe it is the space
that is the problem I must first proof it. This is kinda hard
because logic tells me they need space for the OS never mind the DB. But
looking at the Temporary file configuration of Interbase the can
shift this to a other location . Do you think it will help ??

Thanks
Johannes

At 15:42 19/03/2003 +1100, you wrote:

>hard to say..
>how big are the databases? if big then 86Mb is small
>have you tried freeing up some more space for it?
>Alan
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>From: Johannes Pretorius [mailto:johannes@...]
>Sent: Wednesday, 19 March 2003 3:35 PM
>To: ib-support@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [ib-support] Interbase CPU usage
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>Good day
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>We have 2 interbase servers running approximately the same database size
>files.
>
>The one machine is running nicely and have no CPU usage problems. This
>machine has 230 MB free on the
>C drive and 300 MB + on the secondary drive where the database file is.
>
>The second machine that gives Interbase CPU usage problems (Note the
>database was validated against corruptions), has
>86 MB free on the C drive and also 300 MB + on the D drive where the
>database file is.
>
>Can this hard drive space limit be the problem. The machines are the same
>hardware and OS. NT 4 and Interbase is 5.6
>
>I have the same client software at both sites. and approximately the same
>amount of work.
>
>Thanks in Advance
>
>Johannes
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