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Small MDF and Large LDF Maer
10/18/2006 2:35:43 PM
sql server replication:
Hi guys - I noticed that some subscriber's databases have an incredibly
small mdf file and a large ldf. As an example one mdf is 1.4 MB and the ldf
is 250 MB. The 250 MB should really be the size of the mdf. What is going
on?

Thank you,
Maer

Re: Small MDF and Large LDF Hilary Cotter
10/18/2006 3:12:27 PM
Is it possible that the snapshot is still being applied? Can you back up the
log and then try to shrink it?

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Re: Small MDF and Large LDF Paul Ibison
10/19/2006 9:22:48 AM
Please check out Raymond Mak's recent posts in a few threads on this topic
which are most likely the cause of the balooning of your transaction logs.
Cheers,
Paul Ibison SQL Server MVP, www.replicationanswers.com .

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