How much memory is on the server?
Under Perfmon -> Process -> ntdbsmgr.exe -> Virtual Bytes.
Under the Windows OS a process is only allow 2GB of address space
(indicated by virtual bytes in Perfmon, not allocated bytes from task
manager).
The 1.6GB may have in fact run out of "virtual bytes" alloted by the
OS. Reducing the "Max MicroKernel Memory Usage" setting may just take
care of the issue. If you are running a SQL based application it
might be a good idea to just set the setting to 0.
Leonard
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 07:10:23 +0000 (UTC), "Neil Brownlee"
<n.brownlee (AT) pccontrolNOSPAMsystems (DOT) com> wrote:
Quote:
All,
Pervasive 8.6. I hope you can help. NTDBSMGR is running at 1.6gb and the CPU
is idle....but it does not repsond. Restarting the services won't happen
until I terminate NTDBSMGR. Also, the monitor program just sits on "querying
relational service" when asked to run.
I am tearing my hair out. |