Log files Do I need all 2 Gigs?

Delete them. Unless you're having other problems and need the logs to investigate, you won't harm the program be deleting them. In the Administrator, there is a section where you can set the logs to truncate every x days.

Thank you. It was up to 2.8 gigs.

Steve

umm - not trying to be silly (given that this is a maximizer forum), but what were these log files for? 2GB of log files because backup failed sounds like an Exchange scenario where the transaction log files didn't get flushed bacause the backup job failed. I hope that these aren't exchange transaction log files you're discussing, because if they are then just deleting them is NOT a good idea.

otherwise - ignore my comments :-)...

Amer

Yeah, I should have clarified my original post. If your LDF file is 2 gigs big, you'll need to truncate it through the SQL Enterprise Manager. If it's just the Maximizer logs dir, then those are safe to toast.

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Originally posted by Jake Bullet:
Delete them. Unless you're having other problems and need the logs to investigate, you won't harm the program be deleting them. In the Administrator, there is a section where you can set the logs to truncate every x days.

How and where can one setup a Frequency or Limit for these LDF Log files?

We are using Maximizer CRM 11 Enterprise Edition Server