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Simply put you can just go into the location where exchange is storing the log files and sort them by date and just look at the size of the log files. This will tell you roughly how much increase there is in your database for one day.<br />
This if a rough figure though, as it will not take into account such exchange features as single instance storage, so the log files will be a little larger than the actual net increase on your DB's
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Simply put you can just go into the location where exchange is storing the log files and sort them by date and just look at the size of the log files. This will tell you roughly how much increase there is in your database for one day.
This if a rough figure though, as it will not take into account such exchange features as single instance storage, so the log files will be a little larger than the actual net increase on your DB's

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is logs email which is then copied into the database?<br />
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is logs email which is then copied into the database?



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You will need to disable circ logging and then look at log files.<br />
Yes the log files is what has been written to DB
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You will need to disable circ logging and then look at log files.
Yes the log files is what has been written to DB

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so when someone sends an internal r external email it is in the form of a log<br />
then the log is written to the database and deleted<br />
is that correct<br />
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so if i ever manually delete logs i am effectively deleting emails is that correct???
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so when someone sends an internal r external email it is in the form of a log
then the log is written to the database and deleted
is that correct

so if i ever manually delete logs i am effectively deleting emails is that correct???

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is it possible to get a figure for the amount my exchange datastores are changing everyday<br />
i need to be able to see how many gig of changes there are each day<br />
i have a backup soloution that backs up just the changes and i need to see if it is going to be a lot
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is it possible to get a figure for the amount my exchange datastores are changing everyday
i need to be able to see how many gig of changes there are each day
i have a backup soloution that backs up just the changes and i need to see if it is going to be a lot

calculate the level of changes in exchange 2007

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

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