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Giovanni S.
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Project Leader e Software Engineer presso Banca d'Italia
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How do you handle crashes when database grows big in size?

I had to scratch my database as the program used to crash. Now I have deactivated face recognition to keep the database size low.
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Are you using an SSD drive for your DB? It might be overloading a slower drive. If your DB is that large try a TB + SSD drive.
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Randy D.
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When mine gets buggy I delete my database then the database gets rebuilt as you access different folders This might be a problem for some folks that use a lot of the cataloging features I do not use these features so deleting the databases isno biggie.
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