BPC 7 Logfile too large on database drive
I have an LDF file that has grown quite large on my database server running SQL Server 2008 and BPC 7M SP5
F:\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\%APPSET%_log.ldf
What is the best method to reduce the size of this file?
Does anyone know if this logfile is associated with the logging configured on Management console, or is this purely a SQL log that "Shrinking" the database should reduce?
Best regards,
Greg
Hi,
With SQL Server you can set up your appset DB with Simple or Full Recovery mode (edit DB properties, it' in one of the properties pane).
When you are on Full recovery mode (wich is your case), SQL server will record all changes on your database (for exemple each time there is a DELETE or UPDATE SQL transaction) in the LDF file.
It's why the LDF will grow.
When you configure your database with full recovery mode (wich is the default configuration when you create a new appset), you must backup and shrink them as often as it's needed (each hours).
Beside that, the real question is "do you need to configure your DB with a full recovery mode ?"
=> Full recovery mode is only needed if you want to restore the most up to date data in case of db corruption.
If your business can deal with the last full backup (wich you may create each night), then you don't really need to be in Full Recovery mode.
So :
Simple recovery mode : You can only restore the last full backup. Meaning that you could lost around 1 day of data.
Full recovery mode : you can restore all your data at the time of the last LDF backup but this need extra administration and space on your hard drives.
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at org.jboss.jms.asf.StdServerSession.run(StdServerSession.java:180)
at EDU.oswego.cs.dl.util.concurrent.PooledExecutor$Worker.run(PooledExecutor.java:748)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
2008-09-03 14:32:43,281 ERROR [XELLERATE.AUDITOR] Class/Method: UserProfileRDGenerator/insertUserProfileChangedAttributes encounter some problems: Failed to insert change record in table UPA_FIELDSThankyou,
Being the OIM noob that I am, had no idea where to look.
We do indeed have some user defined fields of 4000 characters.
I am now wondering if I can disable auditing, or maybe increase the size of the auditing database column?
Also, I guess I should raise a defect in OIM as the User Interface should not allow the creation of a user field for which auditing is unable to cope.
I also wonder if the audit failures (other than causing lots of stack traces) causes any transaction failures due to transaction rollbacks?
Edited by: lyallp on Sep 3, 2008 4:01 PM
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