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  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    Perry Whittle (8/8/2012)


    didi77 (8/7/2012)


    Why did it lost the sequence when I made a manualy backup log?

    Because the log backup went to a location outside of the log shipping backup...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    anthony.green (8/7/2012)


    Nothing, Logshipping issues BACKUP LOG commands like you would do normally.

    You have missed one key point out of your process.

    When you change the database to SIMPLE, to shrink the...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    didi77 (8/7/2012)


    I have to be faster than sql to work If I try to understand.

    here my step of the test.

    One database, one logshipping, one update query (to grow the LDF...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    I have to be faster than sql to work If I try to understand.

    here my step of the test.

    One database, one logshipping, one update query (to grow the LDF file),...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    oh 😀

    ok

    now I see "nothing"

    I let you know, I will make the same test than this morning.

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    thanks, i've got it,

    select log_reuse_wait_desc from sys.databases where name = ''

    it's return nothing, so I will re test again and again until a broke the logshipping sequence...

    I let you know

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    could you tell me how to do that "You will need to query sys.databases and when it returns 'nothing' then you can shrink."

    because maybe the sql server was not finish...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    Today, I retest the same thing of yesterday always on my test server...

    i'm totaly lost

    what was working yesterday wont today...

    with this error message at the restore of the logshipping job...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    anthony.green (8/6/2012)


    No, when you run a shrink with Truncate Only you reset the LSN's.

    If you just run DBCC SHRINKFILE you dont reset the LSN's

    in fact, because i'm lazy, i've just...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    anthony.green (8/6/2012)


    didi77 (8/6/2012)


    anthony.green (8/6/2012)


    Shrink the file, but dont use truncate only.

    You will need to ensure that the reuse desc is set to nothing to shrink it down as low as...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    anthony.green (8/6/2012)


    Shrink the file, but dont use truncate only.

    Read the article on managing the transaction log, and size your log accordingly.

    I will

    thanks

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    anthony.green (8/6/2012)


    Shrink the file, but dont use truncate only.

    You will need to ensure that the reuse desc is set to nothing to shrink it down as low as possible, otherwise...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    So on my sql test server,

    I create a quick logshipping, with a data base witch have already a hudge LDF file.

    I made a tsql backup log like that :

    "BACKUP...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    anthony.green (8/6/2012)


    If you have such a big log after 30 minutes, then change it to 15 minutes.

    You can shrink the log in full recovery, but you will have to wait...

  • RE: sql 2005 and logshipping

    anthony.green (8/6/2012)


    This is standard behavour, the log will become larger than what you are used to as it is not marking the log as re-usable until a log backup occurs.

    How...

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