Stdout.log file

My stdout.log file grows quite quickly (it's currently around 45MB and growing), however, because it's constantly in use it doesn't get rotated by my logrot process (I'm using LM3.2 on Windows 2003 Server).
Is there a reason why this file grows quite quickly and is there a way to rotate it without stopping the Daemons, renaming the file, and then restarting the Daemons??
If not, is there a maximum file I can let this file grow to without having to clear it?

Thanks Joe...
I stopped the Daemons and rotated the file on 23/12/09. The file is currently in excess of 75MB!!!
I've attached the last couple of hundred lines of the log to see if that gives you any clues as I'm perplexed by this.
Could there be a debug mode enabled somewhere in LMS?? I'm not sure which debug mode would write to the stdout.log file.
As usual, any help greatfully received.

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APPS 11I:과도한 JVM LOGGING FILE DISCOGROUP.0.STDOUT이 생성됨
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