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Article #2018Re: SQL Server LOG file Problem
From: Emil Chan
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 1995 00:00
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>I ran into the same problem. SQL Server doesn't seem to update the size of the >log file when it should. Trying doing a DBCC Checktable on your syslogs table. >Also if you do a Manage|Database|Properties|Full in the MS SQL Adminstrator you >shoudl get back accurate info about the log size. I think that doing the DBCC >on syslogs will help SQL Server realize the actual size of the table though. > Hi Allen, Many thanks for your valuable advice, it solves my problem now. Cheers:) Emil Chan emilchan@asiaonline.net
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