Client Export Log too big

Hi all,
in the client export log I found many of these string for different tables:
4 ETW000 AGR_HIER.X_POS: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00000'
and the log size is about 2,5 GB.
What I have done to solve the problem??
Thanks in advanced
M.

The size of client export is about 12,5GB.
The problem is that in the log file of the export is too big because there are many string for different tables that contains this message:
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.FLEVEL: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '0'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.NUMBR: NUMC value changed from '   ' to '000'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.FLEVEL: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '0'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.NUMBR: NUMC value changed from '   ' to '000'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.FLEVEL: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '0'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.NUMBR: NUMC value changed from '   ' to '000'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.FLEVEL: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '0'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.NUMBR: NUMC value changed from '   ' to '000'
4 ETW000 CEFORMS.FLEVEL: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '0'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.COLOR: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.FROW: NUMC value changed from '    ' to '0000'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.SFTCT: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.COLOR: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.FROW: NUMC value changed from '    ' to '0000'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.SFTCT: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.COLOR: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.FROW: NUMC value changed from '    ' to '0000'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.SFTCT: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00'
4 ETW000 CEPRINT.COLOR: NUMC value changed from ' ' to '00'
and if I don't delete the log file in /usr/sap/trans/log this file system will be full (This is the real problem)
I don't understand why I find so many entry (NUMC change from ' ' to '00') for the same tables in the log file.
Thanks
M.

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