svanderclock wrote:

> yes i completely agree, my frustation is simply that it's not work "suddenly" :(
> before i was like you was pretty good, but that the database grow now a nightmare .... i sure we touch something buggy in firebird but what ? vlad suggest the monitoring database, but i thing we touch something else ... too much of rows? too much of index ? windows 2008 R2 ? i don't know and this is what is really frustating, it's very hard to detect by running, the error must be (i thing) detected in the code by annalyzing it ... not easy for sure !

What anti-virus and firewall software do you run on the server?

One of the reasons I switched to being Linux-only is that I found too
many FW and AV software like to corrupt my database files or network
traffic.

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Milan Babuskov

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