SQL Server, of course, keeps track of everything that affects data in a transaction log, which is periodically rolled over into backup files (at least, if you're being a conscientious DBA it is).

but offers something that many SQL Server professionals have wanted for years—the ability to disable transaction logging. Why turn off the transaction log? It is the main guarantor of transactional ...

Every SQL Server database has at least two files; a data file and a transaction log file. The data file stores user and system data while the transaction log file stores all transactions and ...

SQL Server transaction logs A transaction log is a sequential record of all changes made to the database while the actual data is contained in a separate file. The transaction log contains enough ...

The transaction log file contains the SQL Server transactions of the database. It basically records the database transactions and the changes made by the transactions to the database. The logs are ...

SQL Server 2014 will come with a new in-memory ... is saved even during a system outage—by writing transactions separately to a log file. Hekaton also looks for stored procedures, or queries ...

As far as I know, that would be *every* DBA out there. SQL Server, of course, keeps track of everything that affects data in a transaction log, which is periodically rolled over into backup files (at ...

I would like to know how transaction log size is managed. I now know after some <BR>reading that I can checkpoint the database in order to allow dirty pages to write from ram to disk.I also know ...

I turned off the transaction log backup but forgot to move it and turn it on elsewhere, so of course the log file eventually filled up the 133GB space we'd allocated for logs. So...anyway I need ...