Microsoft Jet databases are managed by ESENT or ESE. When you place a Jet database on a compressed drive,
you may experience write-through delays, which can cause database corruption.
Jet database and related files include DIT files, logs, checkpoints and temporary databases:
Active Directory (NTDS) File Replication service (FRS) Windows Internet Name service (WINS) DHCP Security Configuration Engine (SCE) Certificate Server Terminal Services Session folder Terminal Services Licensing service Catalog database Help and Support Services Directory Synchronization service (MSDSS) Remote Storage (RSS) Phone Book service Single Instance Store (SIS) Groveler Windows NT Backup/Restore Exchange store Microsoft Exchange folder (SRS and DXA) Key Management service (KMS) Instant Messaging Content Indexing
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