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| message from Denise on 3 Jun 2004 |
Will a virus checker slow the performance speed of a
shared database? Any suggestions?
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| Wayne Morgan replied to Denise on 3 Jun 2004 |
For a virus checker to do its job, it has to check the file before the file
is used to make sure it is safe. This takes time, not a lot of time in most
cases, but it does take time. This will cause ALL things done with the
computer to slow down. The question is "to what extent?" That will depend on
the antivirus program and its settings. I suggest you contact the maker of
the antivirus program for help with the settings.
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| david epsom dot com dot au replied to Denise on 4 Jun 2004 |
Disable checking of MD? and LDB files (there are no wild Access Viruses)
Disable checking of your application data folder.
DISABLE CHECKING OF MAPPED NETWORK DRIVES. NETWORK DRIVES SHOULD BE CHECKED
BY THE SERVER.
AV software may have negligible effect if used properly, but it can also add
5-10 minutes to the startup time for a shared database.
(david)
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