Log file Growth query

Hi All,
Is there any query to increase the logfile growth to unlimited in SQL 2000 . Am unable to do that through GUI mode and getting some transaction error. Please suggest me any query.
Thanks & Regards,
Venkat.

"As I said, you cannot set log files to "unrestricted". You must set them to a number. "
Not true. From
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb522469.aspx:
MAXSIZE { max_size| UNLIMITED }
Specifies the maximum file size to which the file can grow.
max_size
Is the maximum file size. The KB, MB, GB, and TB suffixes can be used to specify kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, or terabytes. The default is MB. Specify a whole number and do not include a decimal. If
max_size is not specified, the file size will increase until the disk is full.
UNLIMITED
Specifies that the file grows until the disk is full. In SQL Server, a log file specified with unlimited growth has a maximum size of 2 TB, and a data file has a maximum size of 16 TB. There is no maximum size when this option is specified for a FILESTREAM
container. It continues to grow until the disk is full.
In other words, you _can_ set a log file's MAXSIZE to UNLIMITED and you do _not_ have to specify a number, but SQL Server will _not_ grow a log file beyond 2TB (even when you try to allow it)

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The Windows system is Windows 7 32 bits
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The database data file is around 120MB and the log file is 400GB
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