What happens if you encounter memory issues while the application is running?

When encountering memory issues while an application is running, setting some datasets to inactive is the most effective approach. This action helps to free up resources and reduce the overall memory load on the application. By marking datasets as inactive, the application no longer processes those datasets, which can alleviate memory pressure and enhance performance.

This strategy is particularly relevant in environments where large datasets may consume significant amounts of memory. It allows for better resource management and can prevent further issues that might arise from insufficient memory, such as slow performance or application crashes.

Adding more users does not directly address the memory issue and could potentially exacerbate the problem by increasing the demand for memory resources. Similarly, the application is unlikely to automatically restart as a solution to memory issues, and ignoring the message can lead to persistent problems that degrade the application's functionality. Therefore, setting datasets to inactive represents a proactive and effective management technique in this scenario.