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Mar 23, 1999

Hello,

My Database has 1024 Mb and a log with 384 Mb. The log is 72% full.
None of the options is checked in that DataBase.

I try Dump Tran with no_log, Dump Database and Dump Tran with Truncate_only, click the button of Truncate Transaction Log and more.

And the Log is always the same.

Why I can´t truncate the log? What I must to do?

TIA
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___ status ...... 1081410

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:confused: ___ Is this the right way to go?
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