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Ah, so how do i know which log files are safe to be deleted from windows explorer ?<br />
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I read somewhere about &nbsp;getting the database shutdown state but somehow I forgot about it.
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Ah, so how do i know which log files are safe to be deleted from windows explorer ?

I read somewhere about  getting the database shutdown state but somehow I forgot about it.

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Hi Everyone,<br />
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I'm just curious and confused, how come after full backup of my Exchange Server 2007 SP1 with CCR using HP Data Protector (A06.11) one of my Storage Group transaction log partition still not cleared ?<br />
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I wonder if there is any log file that can be safely deleted from Windows Explorer.<br />
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While the other partitions can be as low as 0.1 GB after the full backup, but only this one particular stays about 11 GB.<br />
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Any kind of help and pointer to troubleshooting this issue would be greatly appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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Hi Everyone,

I'm just curious and confused, how come after full backup of my Exchange Server 2007 SP1 with CCR using HP Data Protector (A06.11) one of my Storage Group transaction log partition still not cleared ?

I wonder if there is any log file that can be safely deleted from Windows Explorer.

While the other partitions can be as low as 0.1 GB after the full backup, but only this one particular stays about 11 GB.

Any kind of help and pointer to troubleshooting this issue would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Why my Exchange Server 2007 SP1 full backup doesn't clear up my transaction log ?

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