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after defrag .stm is now 4.2 GB 700 MB clean up. .edb is at 7.1 GB @ 75%. 
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after defrag .stm is now 4.2 GB 700 MB clean up. .edb is at 7.1 GB @ 75%.

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Although not an excellent solution you can look into circular logging.
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Although not an excellent solution you can look into circular logging.

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Well, I had already finished the offline defrag before this was posted. Turns out after the defrag is done, &nbsp;the log files may have been commited but were not deleted. I simply moved all but the most recent log files to a new directory and mounted the DB. After succesful mounting, I deleted thenm and I gained my 56 GB of storage back. Thanks anyway.
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Well, I had already finished the offline defrag before this was posted. Turns out after the defrag is done,  the log files may have been commited but were not deleted. I simply moved all but the most recent log files to a new directory and mounted the DB. After succesful mounting, I deleted thenm and I gained my 56 GB of storage back. Thanks anyway.

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To help make sure to use full backups of the information store as this will help keep those logs down to a manageable size.
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To help make sure to use full backups of the information store as this will help keep those logs down to a manageable size.

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Is the following correct?<br />
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I am currently runnning eseutil / d /t &nbsp;on my exchange server. Current priv1 is 9+ GB and stm is 4.9GB. After it finishes, I will copy the contents of the exchsrvr folder to a temp folder and drop the two newly created files into the exchsrvr directory. <br />
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What I am unsure of is what to do with the log files? Hopefully the offline defrag will clear them up.<br />
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eseutil currently around 11%<br />
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Thanks
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Is the following correct?

I am currently runnning eseutil / d /t  on my exchange server. Current priv1 is 9+ GB and stm is 4.9GB. After it finishes, I will copy the contents of the exchsrvr folder to a temp folder and drop the two newly created files into the exchsrvr directory. 

What I am unsure of is what to do with the log files? Hopefully the offline defrag will clear them up.

eseutil currently around 11%


Thanks

What to do with 56 GB of log files after eseutil /d /t

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