You should also check for the possibility of another program gobbling up al
the available memory.
For example, if you don't set limits and unless the databases are very
small, SQL-Server will finish by eating all available physical memory to
fill its buffers. By putting a limit on the quantity of memory it can use,
it is possible that your application will be kept by Windows in memory
instead of beeing swapped out.
S. L.
"tony owen" <xs*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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its modem/telephony app.
its the app is not active for 1-2 hours, when call arrives it takes 4-5
second to answer the call cause you hear all the page file load to RAM.
is there a way to force object/app to be in the RAM ?
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