| Subject | Re: [firebird-support] GBAK.EXE consume lot of physical RAM if backup a big database |
|---|---|
| Author | Ann W. Harrison |
| Post date | 2006-11-01T16:58:23Z |
Chau Chee Yang wrote:
memory the server is using, or the amount of space the operating
system allocates for its file cache.
Are you using embedded or superserver?
What is your page cache size?
If you're running superserver, does the server memory usage increase?
Regards,
Ann
>Nothing you do to gbak is going to affect the amount of physical
> When gbak is running, I open "Windows Task Manager" and notice how the
> Physical RAM is use. It happens that the physical RAM keep decrease
> while the backup is running. When the backup is going to finish, it
> has consume about 500M.
memory the server is using, or the amount of space the operating
system allocates for its file cache.
Are you using embedded or superserver?
What is your page cache size?
If you're running superserver, does the server memory usage increase?
Regards,
Ann