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do we need to take a full backup after dbcc shrink command on log files
hi all,
do we need to take a full backup on a full recovery model database after we perform a dbcc shrink(logfile) on it?
will dbcc shrinkfile on logfiles upset the log sequence to restore the logbackups frmo the last full backup?
how about when I do truncate on logfiles, do I need to take a full backup after that?
thanks in advance.
do we need to take a full backup on a full recovery model database after we perform a dbcc shrink(logfile) on it?
will dbcc shrinkfile on logfiles upset the log sequence to restore the logbackups frmo the last full backup?
how about when I do truncate on logfiles, do I need to take a full backup after that?
thanks in advance.
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This way you have a FULL backup to rely on and from that on you should schedule T-log backups to keep your logfile under control. Maybe one FULL backup a day and t-log backups every four hours (or more) depending on your disaster recovery requirements.