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size of the arserve.log file

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bean1

bean1

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Jun 18, 2003
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The arcserve.log file is getting large and the partition I have arcserve installed on is getting low on disk space. How can reduce the size of this file?
 
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Stop the Job engine and delete it.
Make sure the Job and Database engines are not in debug.
If using OFA make sure the ARCserve intigration is not selected.
Check the readme for a registry setting that will enable auto pruning.
 
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I think your Arcserve database become very big and time has come to run keybuild & dbdefrag to compress the database and reuse the empty space.

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