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I am running a DTS package via dtspkg.DLL objects in VB6. The package executes all 19 Steps (38 Tasks) correctly but the SQL Server retains 200MB of RAM after executing and consumes >500MB Swap Disk space. This brings the system to a near stand still. Is there any way to tell SQL Server to 'write and release' this memory? TIA -- Semper Fi, Red Please post to newsgroup only |
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Try DBCC FREEPROCCACHE That releases all Stored Procs cache. "Stephen J Bement" <spam (AT) null (DOT) net> wrote in message news:eHJToExGEHA.580 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP11 (DOT) phx.gbl... I am running a DTS package via dtspkg.DLL objects in VB6. The package executes all 19 Steps (38 Tasks) correctly but the SQL Server retains 200MB of RAM after executing and consumes >500MB Swap Disk space. This brings the system to a near stand still. Is there any way to tell SQL Server to 'write and release' this memory? TIA -- Semper Fi, Red Please post to newsgroup only |
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