Some reports (in my case the Budget Chart) can do this, even causing gnc
to crash. Trial and error should help you work it out more exactly in
your own case.
Wm
On 2026-09-15 13:30, Marty Landman wrote:
I noticed this morning that GnuCash was using about 1.2gb of ram
according to the windoz 11 performance monitor. Normally it's way down
there, don't recall it ever being so high. After restarting it now
it's around 100mb.
Wondering why this happened, and how I can prevent or at least
understand what would cause this?
Marty
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