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Slow performace in virtual machine

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r.steberr.steber
Joined on 2019-10-09

Hi ObjectDB-Support,

This is a follow-up to the forum thread "virtual servers and one file".
Since the situation in our law firm with the same application (Advolux) and a similar infrastructure (VMware) and a database file > 2 GB is escalating right now, I wanted to ask if there has been a solution in the above forum thread.
Thank you very much!

Kind Regards,

Roland

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Joined on 2010-05-03

No progress with this issue as more information is needed. If the issue can be isolated and demonstrated with a minimal test application we will be happy to search the cause and look for solutions.

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