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I found this was a log file a vendor had turned on to track an issue. &nbsp;It is now turned back off.
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I found this was a log file a vendor had turned on to track an issue.  It is now turned back off.

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One of my servers is suddenly out of room. &nbsp;There is a file called MAListener.log on the c drive that is taken up much of the c drive. &nbsp;I have no clue what this file is for and how it got there. &nbsp;In googlying I have found listener.log related to oracle db's.... but this server only has sql. &nbsp;Can anyone help? &nbsp;It says it is in use so I can't delete it. &nbsp;I need to get rid of it! &nbsp;I don't even know how to categorize this.
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One of my servers is suddenly out of room.  There is a file called MAListener.log on the c drive that is taken up much of the c drive.  I have no clue what this file is for and how it got there.  In googlying I have found listener.log related to oracle db's.... but this server only has sql.  Can anyone help?  It says it is in use so I can't delete it.  I need to get rid of it!  I don't even know how to categorize this.

What is MAListener and how do I get rid of it?

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