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    Posted: 06 June 2004 at 5:31am

Hi

I want to know is there any way that web tell to the SQL server that don`t make SQL LOG FILE ?

or any code that i enter in the SQL setup file in the forum directory?

 

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you have to ask your host to do this for you. or you might be able to do it yourself from your web control panel, if you have one
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yes i have a Control Panel but there is not any option for this in that

somebody told me i can use this code

ALTER DATABASE database_name SET RECOVERY SIMPLE

but i don`t know where i must use that

Please help me

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You can manage it through something like Enterprise Manager. MS SQL Server 2000 BooksOnline does a pretty good job on covering the topic. Strongly suggest you read it before playing with the DB as some of the settings don't do what you would think they do.

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Originally posted by FARSHAD FARSHAD wrote:

yes i have a Control Panel but there is not any option for this in that

somebody told me i can use this code

ALTER DATABASE database_name SET RECOVERY SIMPLE

but i don`t know where i must use that

Please help me

Thanks

If you have an asp page which makes a connection to the database, simply put the following line in after the connection.

adoCon.Execute ("ALTER DATABASE database_name SET RECOVERY SIMPLE");

(assumes adoCon is the connection).
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