I kinda expected the Receive process being one big transaction. Despite this all occuring under a single unit of work, it seems strange that the 1.5 MB file would generate an increase of 940 MB in the database tables. We are hoping there are some extensive logging facilities we accidently turned on to account for a large portion of this increase but we do not know enough about the BizTalk -> SQL Server configuation to know if this is the case.
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