In my earlier blog post on Shrinking the Transaction Log files in SQL Server , I had mentioned that a VLF can be truncated only when all transactions, that have at least one command written into the specified VLF have either been committed or rolled back.
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Hi Friends, I am back again after a long time. Last month was the end of yet another financial year, and all of us were very busy with the processes involved with each year-end. Now that all those are completed, I could find some time for my next blog
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It was a nice day a few days back - nice sunny day, with moderate temperatures. I got up early and after spending some time reading my favorite articles, made my way to office. In office, I realized I hadn't much work lying ahead; so sat down wondering
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Hello Everybody, I think you will all agree with me that database corruption is one of the nightmares in the life of a DBA. We store precious data in databases and each day the dataset grows bigger and bigger. A database corruption issue not only puts
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Hi Friends! This blog post is mainly to address concerns about increasing log file space, and how to go about to shrink the file. I am adding a priliminary content here as of now, but I will update this content as and when I get time and new content to
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