Hi
Change the recovery model to simple (found by right
clicking on the database, then going to the options tab).
Then run the following:
backup log <database_name> with truncate_only
go
dbcc shrinkfile (<logical_log_file>, 100)
Note: to get the <ligical_log_file>, run sp_helpfile.
important: This will not cause you to lose any data, BUT
you will not be able to restore using your tx-log backups
anymore (because you just truncated it!). So, make sure
you do a full SQL backup on this database before giving my
script a go.
You can then change the recovery model back to bulk-logged
or Full if you so require.
Enjoy
Jono
I tried this and it works fine. Thanks a lot!
"Jono" <anonymous@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<1d8701c4bd4d$01954df0$a601280a@.phx.gbl>...
> Hi
> Change the recovery model to simple (found by right
> clicking on the database, then going to the options tab).
> Then run the following:
> backup log <database_name> with truncate_only
> go
> dbcc shrinkfile (<logical_log_file>, 100)
> Note: to get the <ligical_log_file>, run sp_helpfile.
> important: This will not cause you to lose any data, BUT
> you will not be able to restore using your tx-log backups
> anymore (because you just truncated it!). So, make sure
> you do a full SQL backup on this database before giving my
> script a go.
> You can then change the recovery model back to bulk-logged
> or Full if you so require.
> Enjoy
> Jono
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