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Old 08-26-2008, 12:19 AM   #3 (permalink)
knwilson
 
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Thanks for the response. After many hours of hunting and digging, I found the problem with my Db size was related to the purge maintenance plans timing out when attempting to run. The NSMessageQueue was the largest table and the scheduled task to purge this was not working and simply timing out. I ended up running the stored procedure used by the purge task to get rid of all the "closed" events without dealing with the timeouts. Now that the table is under control, the purge maintenance works properly and the database size is once again where it should be..

Thanks again,
Kevin
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