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One of my sites shows the AVGDB.FDB of being 11.5GB in size. Is this normal?<br />
&nbsp;The file is located in the following folder<br />
&nbsp;C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Avg2012\Admin Server Data<br />
&nbsp;Any way to reduce the size of this file? How about moving the data file to a different drive? 
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One of my sites shows the AVGDB.FDB of being 11.5GB in size. Is this normal?
 The file is located in the following folder
 C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Avg2012\Admin Server Data
 Any way to reduce the size of this file? How about moving the data file to a different drive? 

AVGDB.FDB File Size 11GB

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