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Subject: Clearing SQL Log files
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Shane Edde User is Offline
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5/02/2006 09:14 PM  
I have a database that is getting pretty large on my SBS2k3 box. At current it is up to 89gigs in size. However, it is mostly Log Files. How do I get rid of those or have them get rid of themselves on a regular basis?
 
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5/02/2006 10:24 PM  
Is that database set to simple mode? You should be able to right click the database and choose shrink. That will do the trick. What database is that?
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