Memory consumption using cvitdms.dll

Hi all!
I am using a Diadem library to create .tdms files
Through the DLL, I create and open a file and so, I start to append data values.
When I look at the task manager, I can note that the memory consumption of my application does not stop to increase until I stop my program.
I also tried to start the program without start the logging methods, that use the tdms libraries, and so, this behavior does not occur.
I flush the data every 30 seconds or every 500 registers.
How can I solve this problem of memory consumption?
Regards
Gustavo

Hey Gustavo,
Do you have a small program that demonstrates this behavior? If so, could you please upload the CVI source so I can reproduce your issue here? Also, what version of CVI are you using? I look forward to hearing back from you!
Best Regards,
Software Engineer
Jett R

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