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dch_tt
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Deal All,

I have a database which contains all the tables (destination tables). I extracted all the data through DATA-MIGRATOR and inserted into these destination tables. The issue is with the database's size. It has already occupied 40GB space. The database contains 2-main files .MDF (data files) and .LDF (log files) and both of them are 20GB each. For a log file, 20GB is too much. I want to restrict the growth of the database. Unfortunately, I don’t have much experience with MS-SQL. Can you kindly assist us in this issue i.e. HOW CAN WE RESTRICT A DATABASE and HOW CAN WE CLEAN-UP THE LOG FILE?

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Kathleen Butler
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Hi - You may find your answere on the Microsoft Support site. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx

Thanks
Kathleen
 
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You might want to perform the following script:
backup log [DATABASE NAME] with Truncate_only

followed by a Database shrink. This can be scheduled on as a maintenace task to be performed on a regular bases. Restricting the growth might lead to other issue on you database. Database Maintenace can help.

Paul
 
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