Syslog database file size is growing

Hi ,
I have a Cisco Works Server ( LMS 2.6 Version) which had a issue with Syslog Severity level summary report which was hanging when ever we run a job and report job used to fail always.Also i have observed SyslogFirst.db,SyslogSecond.db,SyslogThird.db database file are grown to 90Gb Each due to which RME was very slow.
I have done a RME database Reinitilization and post to that Syslog Severity level summary report started working properly.Also the file file size of SyslogFirst.db,SyslogSecond.db,SyslogThird.db are reduced to almost 10 MB.But when i see today the SyslogThird.db file increase to 4GB again.
I need a help on what causing this files (SyslogThird.db ) to grow so fast.Is there any option whcih i need to see in cisco work which stop this files to grow so fast.Please help me on this issue.
Thanks & Regds,
Lalit

Hi Joseph,
Thanks for your reply.SyslogThird.db is not growing now but my SeverityWise Summary report is stoped again.If i see status in the RME Jobs it says SeverityWise Summary report failed.I have checked the SyslogThird.db file size and found it was 20Gb.Is this is failing because 20Gb file size.
Please needs your valuable inputs.Thanks once gain.After RME reinitilization it was only 1Gb and report was getting generated.
Thanks & Regds,
Lalit

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