Hello Everyone,
we move all night the content of our Logging folder into a backup folder. Now I like to check the transactional logging for the last 5 days. So I copied the transactional logging files into the productive Logfile folder of the application and tried to run the transactional logging view (query, however it's called).
But the files I copied over were not recognized.
Any idea how I can fix that? The files are too big to check with excel (+filter) and in the normal windows editor it sucks as well...
Thanks for helping.
Transactional Logging old files
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Re: Transactional Logging old files
Server restart should make them visible.
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Re: Transactional Logging old files
Just a question: why are the files so big? Do you keep the logs of let's say daily loads of transactional data into TM1? Is it really necessary?
I think that not all data changes should be logged.
I think that not all data changes should be logged.
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Re: Transactional Logging old files
Logging was setup for some non-planning cubes and probably in some processes we didn't deactivate the logging. Has already been changed.