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Why does MTX.EXE consume so much CPU?

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by ken

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Periodically MTX.EXE will consume nearly 100% of CPU cycles on our servers. What is causing this, and can we stop the process without serious side effects?

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by dc1

MTX is for Transaction Server. First define if you have any web application running oin this box. IF so make sure that they are coded well and don't have memory leaks. To stop the MTX process it is easiest to do so from Start>Run>mtxstop. This will unload any mts packages.

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