Too many addresses per customer = synch crash

Hi,
I have spent the last few hours getting to the bottom of this problem. There seems to be a limit to the number of addresses that the synch manager can successfully synch per customer. We have a number of customers with addresses that exceed 250 addresses.
If any update was made to one of these BP's the synch manager was crashing with no error message. Running SQL Profiler showed that the synch got about 250 or so addresses in before crashing.
A bit of experimentation (deleting addresses) has shown that the maximum for my setup seems to be about 250 addresses per customer.
As I lowered the number I also received an error message relating to Out of memory (this is a 4GB RAM server).
My course of action will be to make sure that we have a maximum of 250 addresses per BP (unless anyone else has a better course of action), but I just thought I would flag this in case anyone else was having this problem.
Martin.

This problem no longer affects me. We simply reduced the number of addresses, many were obsolete.
The synch is running smoothly for me except for the problem listed in the other thread.
Thanks.
Martin.

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Dec 22 10:34:14 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtpd[16714]: 7D09EB6855: client=mail.simplybits.net[64.*]
Dec 22 10:34:14 alphagraphicscps postfix/cleanup[17006]: 7D09EB6855: message-id=<email removed>
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/qmgr[13325]: 7D09EB6855: from=<email removed>, size=155712, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtpd[16714]: disconnect from mail.simplybits.net[64.*]
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtpd[17009]: connect from localhost[127.*]
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtpd[17009]: 4351AB685E: client=localhost[127.*]
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/cleanup[17006]: 4351AB685E: message-id=<email removed>
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtpd[17009]: disconnect from localhost[127.*]
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/qmgr[13325]: 4351AB685E: from=<email removed>, size=156192, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtp[17007]: 7D09EB6855: to=<email removed>, relay=127.**[127.**]:10024, delay=0.81, delays=0.69/0/0/0.12, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 4351AB685E)
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/qmgr[13325]: 7D09EB6855: removed
Dec 22 10:34:15 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtpd[15822]: connect from home06561.cluj.astral.ro[85.*]
Dec 22 10:34:16 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtp[17011]: 4351AB685E: to=<email removed>, relay=mail.simplybits.net[64.*]:25, delay=1.5, delays=0.01/0/0.08/1.4, dsn=5.4.0, status=bounced (host mail.simplybits.net[64.*] said: 554 5.4.0 Too many Received: headers (in reply to end of DATA command))
Dec 22 10:34:16 alphagraphicscps postfix/cleanup[17006]: BCD29B6860: message-id=<email removed>
Dec 22 10:34:16 alphagraphicscps postfix/bounce[17023]: 4351AB685E: sender non-delivery notification: BCD29B6860
Dec 22 10:34:16 alphagraphicscps postfix/qmgr[13325]: BCD29B6860: from=, size=7886, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Dec 22 10:34:16 alphagraphicscps postfix/qmgr[13325]: 4351AB685E: removed
Dec 22 10:34:17 alphagraphicscps postfix/smtp[17024]: BCD29B6860: to=<email removed>, relay=mail.simplybits.net[64.*]:25, delay=0.43, delays=0/0.01/0.09/0.34, dsn=2.0.0, status=sent (250 2.0.0 Message received OK [email removed])
Dec 22 10:34:17 alphagraphicscps postfix/qmgr[13325]: BCD29B6860: removed

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