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Yes those memory values seem normal...although I know myself it's a pain how much memory it takes up.<br />
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If you've got a dedicated SQL server I'd take one of the sql servers off (SHAREPOINT).<br />
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As @olafdc suggested you can limit the memory usage of the instance by logging in via SQL Management studio and disabling AWE, then tapping in the desired memory limit.
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Yes those memory values seem normal...although I know myself it's a pain how much memory it takes up.

If you've got a dedicated SQL server I'd take one of the sql servers off (SHAREPOINT).

As @olafdc suggested you can limit the memory usage of the instance by logging in via SQL Management studio and disabling AWE, then tapping in the desired memory limit.

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This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program. See my comment at the end of the question for more details.

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I've got a Microsoft Small Business Server 2008 and the SQL Server 2005 with the default SBSMONITORING instance consumes a lot of memory. I've got two sql services:<br />
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sqlserv.exe takes about 389Mb;<br />
sqlserv.exe*32 takes about 259Mb.<br />
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For the default sbs monitoring i think this is alot of memory!? Is ther a way to decrease the memory size?
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I've got a Microsoft Small Business Server 2008 and the SQL Server 2005 with the default SBSMONITORING instance consumes a lot of memory. I've got two sql services:

sqlserv.exe takes about 389Mb;
sqlserv.exe*32 takes about 259Mb.

For the default sbs monitoring i think this is alot of memory!? Is ther a way to decrease the memory size?

High memory usage sqlservr.exe, sqlservr.exe *32

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