> > Try restore database with 50-60M where some tables has more than 200k
> > rows and you will notice what we have experienced here.
>
> I suppose that in this case I could periodically flush oldest lines

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> the TMemo if it grows too much to avoid an "Out of memory" error. Is
> this what you mean?

No. Flushing on TMemo has nothing to do with this. If we are running
our application on Win2k and above, TMemo can hold more than 64k data.
The out of memory error will not occurs in this case.

As written in Microsoft Knowledge base article
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/190351). The flushing operation must
be done in client process, in this case, GBAK.exe.