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Control transaction log file growth To change the current file size in KB, MB, GB, and TB units, use the SIZE option. To change the growth increment, use the FILEGROWTH option. ... To control the maximum size of a log file in KB, MB, GB, and TB units or to set growth to UNLIMITED, use the MAXSIZE option.

A good STARTING POINT for your log file is twice the size of the largest index in your database, or 25% of the database size. Whichever is larger. Why? If the largest object in your database is larger than 25% of your database, you are likely running some type of maintenance.

A good STARTING POINT for your log file is twice the size of the largest index in your database, or 25% of the database size. Whichever is larger. Why? If the largest object in your database is larger than 25% of your database, you are likely running some type of maintenance.

By default, the maximum log file size is 10 MB and the maximum number of log files is 5. When a log file reaches its size limit, a new file is created, up to the maximum number of log files.

You cannot change the log file size; you must determine it before creating the queue manager. The number of primary log files and the log file size determine the amount of log space that is preallocated when the queue manager is created.

Back up the Transaction Log Backup: When your database uses a full or bulk-logged recovery model, you should back up the transaction log to prevent it from filling. This performs log truncation. Shrink the Log File Size: When the transaction log has unused space, you can shrink a log file to create some space.

For dealing with very large log files, it's often better to use specialized tools designed for handling such files, like text editors optimized for large files or log analysis tools. Alternatively, you can consider using PowerShell or other programming languages to read and process large log files programmatically.