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SQL Server Express: too heavy workload - how to measure when to stop/continue

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Hi experts,
I have a multithreaded application which writes from one thread to a SQL Server Express database. The application is stable (collects data 24h/day without interruption, however, after a maintenance stop it automatically recovers the data it lost (1-2 Mio calls to a stored procedure within a short time.

After a certain size (ca. 3 GB) of the database, my application stops after some 200'000 records and the database crashes (at the beginning I did not even realize that since SQL Server is in recovering mode in the database and comes back online after recovering automatically.

I suppose SQL Server Express is not that stable, but I guess it could be solved with some form of throttle mechanism, which must be based on a measureable quantity/indicator e.g. from the DMO.
Anybody has an idea how to solve this?
Thanks
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