Andrew Beckett
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Most likely they are the cdsdoc processes.
If you're running on Linux, you may be fooled into thinking that they take a lot of memory because there are a lot of processees which each appear to use so much memory. Java threads on linux actually show up as multiple processes, but the memory is shared, so it isn't really taking 10 times (or whatever) the amount of memory.
If it's cdsdoc, you can always type "cdsdoc" to bring up the GUI, and hit exit on the GUI. That will cause them to quit.
Regards,
Andrew.
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