As far as I can tell, there is no way to enter a network location. Am I missing something? Is what I am trying to do possible? I was wanting to save the logs to our file server which is then backed up daily.
When I attached a database to any r2 instance or lower in SSMS, the log file shows up and I browse and change location and all is good. It's like the meta info for the log file is not being read from the.
Work around of course is attaching databases via t-sql. Just wondering if these is a bug or something isolated to my enivironment. Otherwise, as BOL states, "When this option is set to ON, the background thread that is used to update statistics takes a connection against the database, and you will be unable to access the database in single-user mode.
I spent way too much time trying to find how to move database files. Why does Microsoft make it so dang hard to move database files. Anyways, thanks for the help!
Bookmarking this page. Thanks for your writeup. I just had to adjust the security on the new location where I saved my log files. Hi Sir Atif thanks for this guide :. We just seperate our log file now and wee what will be the effect.
Thats one hard thing we are facing now. Hope this seperation makes things smooth :. Marengga, Copy paste and delete is same as cut paste. However it is a bit more safe when we face any failure during the process. The queue database is a regular ESE database.
Queues are located only on Mailbox or Edge transport servers here it depends on the version of Exchange, since the architecture is different in , and Exchange Transport logs store information about all messages processed by the MSExchangeTransport service.
For a detailed information on how to enable, disable, or move transport logs in Exchange, check the article Transport Logs. You can check if transport logs are enabled on your server and their paths using the following PowerShell EMS commands:. The main transport logs of Microsoft Exchange Server are stored in the following folders by default:.
Also, you can use the symbolic links to safely redirect any of the transport log folders to another drive or even a shared network folder by UNC path. To create a symbolic link, use the built-in mklink tool:. Thus, you can store any Exchange transport logs in a shared network folder on a remote server.
This method is suitable for other Exchange logs. Over time, the IIS logs that users create when accessing Exchange can grow too large, if uncontrolled. You can automatically clean up old IIS logs. Today's Posts. Quick Links. Search Forums. Show Threads.
Show Posts. Shell Programming and Scripting. To delete logs older than 30 days. Registered User. Join Date: Apr I want to write a shell script that deletes all log files in a directory that are older than 30 days except for 3 files: I am using the following command: Code :.
Last edited by Franklin52; at AM.. Code :. Join Date: Jul Logs can potentially fill up an entire hard drive. To mitigate this problem, many users turn off logging completely. Fortunately, there are alternatives to doing so, such as the following:.
The above mitigations are described in the sections below. You may also want to do the following to control disk usage:. Enable compression of a log file as follows. You must be an administrator to perform this procedure. This is a simple way to lower disk usage. It is not a final solution, however, because disk usage still grows over time, and could eventually fill up the hard drive. If the folder already contains a significant amount of data, it could take the computer a while to compress its contents.
Also note that this one-time process could slow down the computer during the initial compression, so if this is a production server, perform this operation during off-peak hours to prevent service degradation. The folder is configured in the Directory property on the Logging page for either the server or an individual site.
To lessen the problem of log disk usage, you can move your IIS log files to a folder on another server that has more space. This server can either be in the same domain as the local IIS server, or a different domain.
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