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Old 04-08-2008, 03:42 PM
Rajesh
 
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Default dump tran with no_log and truncate_only

what is the difference between dump tran with no_log and dump tran with
truncate_only?

-RpŠ


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Old 04-08-2008, 03:42 PM
Karl Ritter
 
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Default Re: dump tran with no_log and truncate_only

You should always use truncate_only. There are times when there is
absolutely no space left in the tran log, and you will have to use the
no_log option which truncates the tran log but does not write into the
transaction log. A dump tran with truncate_only does write into the tran
log.

Karl


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