UPMDbEngine getting greedy on memory. Is this normal?

Gentlemen,
I see that after a while the UPMDbEngine is taking up to a 1.5 Gig of memory.
Only the autopollers are running here !!
That is 3 time more memory than what RMEDbEngine takes.
Is this an issue or a feature? Does this happen for all of us?
Cheers,
Michel
tasklist /v | find "124864"
dbsrv10.exe                124864 Services                   0  1.209.724 K Unknown         NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
pdshow -brief | find "124864"
UPMDbEngine           Program started - No mgt msgs received    124864
pdterm UPMDbEngine
pdexec UPMDbEngine UPMDbMonitor UPMProcess
pdshow -brief | find "UPM"
  UPMDbEngine           Program started - No mgt msgs received    34024
  UPMDbMonitor          Running normally                          17212
  UPMProcess            Program started - No mgt msgs received    19900
tasklist /v | find "34024"
dbsrv10.exe                  34024 Services                   0     49.124 K Unknown         NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
  UPMDbEngine           Program started - No mgt msgs received    124864

Michel,
I'm only seeing it using about 500 k on a Windows server managing ~300 devices:
>tasklist /v | find "2036"
dbsrv10.exe  2036 Services 0    509,696 K Unknown NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM     1:00:05 N/A
>pdshow -brief | find "2036"
  UPMDbEngine           Program started - No mgt msgs received    2036

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