EWF memory filling up

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My application programmers have a problem where the write filter is filling
up.
They are filling up around 250MB in almost one chunk.
What is the easiest way to see which files are contained in the write filter
cache?
I can't seem to see anything noticable when I run around the windows
explorer in the directories.
Could it be a hidden Windows file somewhere?
 
You could use fileMon or regMon from sys internals...
This will tell you which applications are using the disk and therefore
the EWF. I think that is shareware?

David said:
My application programmers have a problem where the write filter is
filling up.
They are filling up around 250MB in almost one chunk.
What is the easiest way to see which files are contained in the write
filter cache?
I can't seem to see anything noticable when I run around the windows
explorer in the directories.
Could it be a hidden Windows file somewhere?
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Thanks for the suggestion.
It was a good one.
Found the culpret and then searching the newsgroup realized that I
accidently removed the
EnableAutoLayout=0 registry component from my new build.

David
 
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