How do I clear the log file in SQL Server 2005?
- How do I clear a SQL Server log file?
- Can I delete SQL transaction log files?
- What to do if log file is full in SQL Server?
- How do I delete MDF and LDF files?
How do I clear a SQL Server log file?
To delete data or log files from a database Expand Databases, right-click the database from which to delete the file, and then click Properties. Select the Files page. In the Database files grid, select the file to delete and then click Remove. Click OK.
Can I delete SQL transaction log files?
Note: The active transaction log file cannot be removed. Previously, we saw that once the primary log file becomes full, SQL Server uses the secondary log file. We need to make a secondary transaction log empty, so we can remove it.
What to do if log file is full in SQL Server?
If the log has never been backed up, you must create two log backups to permit the Database Engine to truncate the log to the point of the last backup. Truncating the log frees logical space for new log records. To keep the log from filling up again, take log backups regularly and more frequently.
How do I delete MDF and LDF files?
Manually delete mdf and ldf files. Right click on database in SSMS and click 'Delete'.
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