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http://devtoolshed.com/content/sql-server-log-file-aka-ldf-file-huge-reduce-size Competition: low
Right click the database Click Detach Check the Drop Connections check box Check the Update Statistics checkbox Click OK Moved the bloated LDF file off the server (or delete it) Right click the server in Management Studio Selected Attach Click Add Locate the MDF Click OK Select the LDF in the bottom pane Click remove (a new one will get built) Click OK The LDF is auto rebuild and is small
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The Microsoft article "How to stop the transaction log of a SQL Server database from growing unexpectedly" shows you the steps to follow when the transaction logs expand to an unacceptable limit and provides the options that you can use to stop the transaction logs from growing unexpectedly. Q:Hello Anepom, The database's recovery model was initially set to 'Simple' because I had a problem trying to backup the translog after it wiped all available disk space on our Logs partition
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quote:BACKUP is going to accurately record the corrupted data in the database so a RESTORE is going to fail too (I think).Maybe, but a restore will only fail if it's run WITH Checksum and there's been damage to the backup or there's some severe damage to the backup that results in a useless DB once restored or damage to the backup headers, or a few other structures. So the database might be in a broken state and would thus fail to ATTACH and (I think) by inference would fail on a SQL Restart too.BACKUP is going to accurately record the corrupted data in the database so a RESTORE is going to fail too (I think).But ..
SQL Server Forums - .ldf file is too big
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After I fixed the typos the script ran fine and recreated the ldf file, and associated the mdf file with the new ldf file, and the database came back as healthy
How to repair Microsoft SQL Server database?
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It is also possible to select the entire database, information category or some objects separately (tables, views, stored procedures, etc.), you can also uncheck these selections, when necessary. The MDF file repair tool (database repair SQL software) supports both data extraction to your hard drive as scripts in SQL format and data export directly to a database in MS SQL Server format
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If Microsoft SQL Server Setup Support Files appears in the list, go to the "Step 2: Run the command to uninstall the SQL Server components" section.If Microsoft SQL Server Setup Support Files does not appear in the list, install this component before you continue. If you have an instance that has more than one server, the Setup program fails, and you receive the following error message: The setup has encountered an unexpected error in datastore
How to delete .ldf file from SQL Server 2008? - Stack Overflow
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But if you are sure that you do not lose anything, you can just change your DB recovery mode to simple and then use DBCC shrinkdatabase ('here your database name') to clear your log. If your server had unfinished transactions at moment of server stop, those transactions will not roll back after restart and you will get corrupted data
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Thanks in advance, LJ Reply Waheed November 15, 2012 at 11:51 am Running SSMS as administrator and changing .mdf file permissions to full has really helped me. Unable to Downgrade The next error happens when you try to attach a database of a higher version of SQL Server (like SQL Server 2008 R2) to a SQL Server Instance of a lower version (like SQL Server 2005)
sql server - How can I recover data from the LDF file? - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
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Also this blog post by Robert L Davis has an example on combining STOP and STANDBY to allow you to query the state of the databases at different points in time
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/psssql/archive/2009/02/19/how-to-copy-dts-2000-packages-between-servers-and-from-sql-2000-to-sql-2005-and-sql-2008.aspx Competition: low
let's just copy what packages I have So in the short term if you are not prepared to upgrade all your DTS packages to SSIS, the question is how to move your DTS 2000 package and leave them in the old legacy format and continue to run them, in case that you may not have time to immediately upgrade your packages and test them out. Posts are provided by the CSS SQL Escalation Services How to copy DTS 2000 packages between servers (and from SQL 2000 to SQL 2005 and SQL 2008) How to copy DTS 2000 packages between servers (and from SQL 2000 to SQL 2005 and SQL 2008) Rate This psssql 18 Feb 2009 7:56 PM Comments 5 I was posed the question today, how do I migrate my SQL Server 2000 DTS packages to a SQL 2005 Server without upgrading them, thus leaving them as legacy DTS 2000 packages within SQL 2005? In other words, how do I copy or move DTS 2000 packages into SQL Server 2005..
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Thanks to Google, I eventually came across a post where a guy had available the SQL command that will attach the database file and build the log from scratch if it detects any errors
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Members of the Windows Administrator group have this right and can grant it to other users by adding them to the Perform Volume Maintenance Tasks security policy. In general you should grant the right to the group rather than the current account (any new account should be in the standard group and inherit its permissions)
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To add trace flag 3608 as a SQL Server startup parameter on SQL Server 2000, follow these steps: In SQL Server Enterprise Manager, right-click the server name, and then click Properties.On the General tab, click Startup Parameters. If you reattach the msdb database first, you receive the following error message when you try to reattach the model database: Msg 0, Level 11, State 0, Line 0 A severe error occurred on the current command
sql server - How to consolidate multiple LOG files into one .LDF file in SQL2000 - Stack Overflow
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2969764/how-to-consolidate-multiple-log-files-into-one-ldf-file-in-sql2000 Competition: low
However, the file "cannot be removed unless it is empty", and I'm not entirely sure how you empty a log file--if the steps you've done don't do it, maybe detach and re-attach the database? It's been some time since I've had access to SQL 2000, so I can't help much more than that
Right click the database Click Detach Check the Drop Connections check box Check the Update Statistics checkbox Click OK Moved the bloated LDF file off the server (or delete it) Right click the server in Management Studio Selected Attach Click Add Locate the MDF Click OK Select the LDF in the bottom pane Click remove (a new one will get built) Click OK The LDF is auto rebuild and is small
The Microsoft article "How to stop the transaction log of a SQL Server database from growing unexpectedly" shows you the steps to follow when the transaction logs expand to an unacceptable limit and provides the options that you can use to stop the transaction logs from growing unexpectedly. Q:Hello Anepom, The database's recovery model was initially set to 'Simple' because I had a problem trying to backup the translog after it wiped all available disk space on our Logs partition
SQL Server Forums - Restore .mdf and .ldf files from 2005 to 2008 data
quote:BACKUP is going to accurately record the corrupted data in the database so a RESTORE is going to fail too (I think).Maybe, but a restore will only fail if it's run WITH Checksum and there's been damage to the backup or there's some severe damage to the backup that results in a useless DB once restored or damage to the backup headers, or a few other structures. So the database might be in a broken state and would thus fail to ATTACH and (I think) by inference would fail on a SQL Restart too.BACKUP is going to accurately record the corrupted data in the database so a RESTORE is going to fail too (I think).But ..
SQL Server Forums - .ldf file is too big
After I fixed the typos the script ran fine and recreated the ldf file, and associated the mdf file with the new ldf file, and the database came back as healthy
How to repair Microsoft SQL Server database?
It is also possible to select the entire database, information category or some objects separately (tables, views, stored procedures, etc.), you can also uncheck these selections, when necessary. The MDF file repair tool (database repair SQL software) supports both data extraction to your hard drive as scripts in SQL format and data export directly to a database in MS SQL Server format
If Microsoft SQL Server Setup Support Files appears in the list, go to the "Step 2: Run the command to uninstall the SQL Server components" section.If Microsoft SQL Server Setup Support Files does not appear in the list, install this component before you continue. If you have an instance that has more than one server, the Setup program fails, and you receive the following error message: The setup has encountered an unexpected error in datastore
How to delete .ldf file from SQL Server 2008? - Stack Overflow
But if you are sure that you do not lose anything, you can just change your DB recovery mode to simple and then use DBCC shrinkdatabase ('here your database name') to clear your log. If your server had unfinished transactions at moment of server stop, those transactions will not roll back after restart and you will get corrupted data
http://learningsqlserver.wordpress.com/2011/02/13/how-can-i-open-mdf-and-ldf-files-in-sql-server-attach-tutorial-troublshooting/ Competition: lowThanks in advance, LJ Reply Waheed November 15, 2012 at 11:51 am Running SSMS as administrator and changing .mdf file permissions to full has really helped me. Unable to Downgrade The next error happens when you try to attach a database of a higher version of SQL Server (like SQL Server 2008 R2) to a SQL Server Instance of a lower version (like SQL Server 2005)
sql server - How can I recover data from the LDF file? - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
Also this blog post by Robert L Davis has an example on combining STOP and STANDBY to allow you to query the state of the databases at different points in time
let's just copy what packages I have So in the short term if you are not prepared to upgrade all your DTS packages to SSIS, the question is how to move your DTS 2000 package and leave them in the old legacy format and continue to run them, in case that you may not have time to immediately upgrade your packages and test them out. Posts are provided by the CSS SQL Escalation Services How to copy DTS 2000 packages between servers (and from SQL 2000 to SQL 2005 and SQL 2008) How to copy DTS 2000 packages between servers (and from SQL 2000 to SQL 2005 and SQL 2008) Rate This psssql 18 Feb 2009 7:56 PM Comments 5 I was posed the question today, how do I migrate my SQL Server 2000 DTS packages to a SQL 2005 Server without upgrading them, thus leaving them as legacy DTS 2000 packages within SQL 2005? In other words, how do I copy or move DTS 2000 packages into SQL Server 2005..
Thanks to Google, I eventually came across a post where a guy had available the SQL command that will attach the database file and build the log from scratch if it detects any errors
Members of the Windows Administrator group have this right and can grant it to other users by adding them to the Perform Volume Maintenance Tasks security policy. In general you should grant the right to the group rather than the current account (any new account should be in the standard group and inherit its permissions)
To add trace flag 3608 as a SQL Server startup parameter on SQL Server 2000, follow these steps: In SQL Server Enterprise Manager, right-click the server name, and then click Properties.On the General tab, click Startup Parameters. If you reattach the msdb database first, you receive the following error message when you try to reattach the model database: Msg 0, Level 11, State 0, Line 0 A severe error occurred on the current command
sql server - How to consolidate multiple LOG files into one .LDF file in SQL2000 - Stack Overflow
However, the file "cannot be removed unless it is empty", and I'm not entirely sure how you empty a log file--if the steps you've done don't do it, maybe detach and re-attach the database? It's been some time since I've had access to SQL 2000, so I can't help much more than that
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