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Dec 22, 2005

Is it possible to set the log file location during installation?  I don't see an option under Advanced.  Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

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Hi,

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I am trying to set up maintenance plan or backup plan. File sizes are getting very large and performance is horrible since we have had no regular maintainence in the past (No DBA in house).

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2. We delete then repopulate about 105000 records in one particular table each day. In addition, we do the same with about a hundred rows in several other tables daily.
-- Should I be doing Full Backups nightly?
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I'm not limiting the solution to DTS packages so if .NET can be
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