I found old E00000 log files
Hello – I found a folder on my Exchange server that contains about 1 year’s worth of log files dated July 2010 through June 2011. The folder is 5GB in size and I’d love to delete it. I have 2 questions. 1. Is there any reason to keep these log files? 2. Where in EMC [...]

Answer Question   |  January 9, 2013  4:04 PM
Log files, Microsoft Exchange

Delete the two months old log files
Hi, Basically it has to find out the two month old files by comparing the time stamp with another files according to that I have to delete the two month old files in the log folder. It has to find out the two month old log files by compare the today date.

Answer Question   |  December 19, 2012  4:21 AM
Log files, Log folder

AS400 Trigger – Old and New Fields
I am trying to create a log file for my physical files that shows me: the file name, the program making the change, the date of change, the name of the updated field, the old value, and the new value for that field. From what I’ve seen triggers only give you the RECORD old and [...]

Answer Question   |  March 23, 2012  12:23 AM
AS/400, AS/400 triggers, Log files

Oakley log file in Windows server 2008
What is the Oakley log file in Windows server 2008?

Answer Question   |  March 31, 2012  2:10 PM
Log files, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 Administration

Mounting USB drive in Ubuntu
How can I mount a USB drive in Ubuntu or RedHat for read and write access? We need to copy log files to the thumb drive.

Answer Question   |  June 7, 2011  2:27 PM
Log files, RedHat, Ubuntu, USB drive, USB ports

Exchange 2010 log files
My Exchange server recently filled its storage with log files. Apparently they weren’t being purged. How do I 1. Release the space taken by these logs?2. How do i prevent this from happening again? Thanks.

Answer Question   |  April 18, 2013  10:43 PM
Exchange 2010, Exchange Log Files, Log files, Windows Server 2008

Online redo log file in Oracle 10g
how can we see or know online redo log file is full or empty in oracle 10g?

Answer Question   |  August 30, 2010  2:41 PM
Log files, Oracle 10g, Oracle 10g administration, Oracle Log File, Redo logs

command to create log files in as/400
command to create log files in as/400

Answer Question   |  July 27, 2010  4:38 AM
AS/400, AS/400 commands, Log files

SQL transcation log file
Hi there, I developer is building a commercial application for me.  We are stuck at some point that we seem unable to deal with. The application being built is capable of dealing only with tables with primary keys.  We need it also to handle tables with no primary keys.  For clarity, we have no knowledge [...]

Answer Question   |  January 22, 2010  4:58 PM
Log files, SQL

Scripting the editing of a log/text file
I am looking to remove complete lines of text from a log file. Would prefer to do this in a batch file if possible and also to use wildcards in the searching for the line to remove. i.e. find the text within a file matching “the content of this file stating * to be removed” [...]

Answer Question   |  June 25, 2009  4:55 PM
DOS, Log files, Scripting, VB, Visual Basic

Log files – Exchange 2003
I am looking to prune the log files in an Exchange Server 2003 installation. Before I actually delete the files I have a question regarding exactly what the log(s) are recording and whether deleting them will have an adverse effect on the performance of the server. Our environment also includes Symantec Anti-Spam for Exchange. The [...]

Answer Question   |  May 13, 2009  4:55 PM
Exchange 2003, Exchange Log Files, Log files

Shared folder server activity
What would be the best way to log data for files in a shared directory (and sub-directories) on a server? The type of information needed would be something like this: - File accessed - By whom the file was accessed - Date/Time opened - Date/Time closed (if possible) - Date/Time file saved Everything is a [...]

Answer Question   |  November 20, 2008  9:26 AM
File permissions, Log files, Network monitoring, Shared folders, Transaction logs, User monitoring, Windows Server

Last 5 lines of my log file
Hi, I am looking for a UNIX command that would return me the last 5 lines of my file. Can anyone help? Thanks

Answer Question   |  September 30, 2008  7:52 AM
Log files, Unix, Unix commands