Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
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I am needing to recover some disk space and have 10 gigs of space used here:
C:\Program Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs
Can some one tell me what these logs are?
SPS_00000148_SPSWRAPPER.LOG
Can these logs be moved?
Can this log be moved or deleted?
SPS_00000148_SPSWRAPPER.OLD
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
I have done a fullbackup on the DB's using management studio as well as the transaction logs which hasnt changed anything.
My backupexec is on same server as sharpoint DB and I have 0 c: drive space so I cant get the backup services to even start.
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
GO
DBCC SHRINKFILE(<TransactionLogName>, 1)
BACKUP LOG <DatabaseName> WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY
DBCC SHRINKFILE(<TransactionLogName>, 1)
GO
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Do you try the shrink command?
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RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
I have found that all of my db's and logs are on a different drive except these logs:C:\Program Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs
Are these transact logs or something else?
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
SharePoint 2010:
{Central Administration > Diagnostic Logging)
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS
SharePoint 2007:
{Central Administration > Operations > Diagnostic Logging)
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\LOGS
When setting up a new server, I like to point the SharePoint logs at another drive. More than once I've had to deal with SharePoint filling up a C drive with files.
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RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\LOGS are not very big.
Im at a loss how to get some room again on c
I have no idea what these logs are that are eating up 10 gig
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
You had look at your search index?
Search might have went nuts and crawled a bunch of stuff...
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RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
I've been in the exact same thing as you except my backup failed to work for a long time and didn't realize it until it was too late. I used EASEUS to get more space and then I did a full backup. Problem solved.
If you have it setup on a physical drive by itself you are out of luck unless you can move/delete transaction log.
Also if you don't know what is eating up your drive space get Disk Space Manager. free for 14 days i think
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
I used the Disk Space Manager and the two bigest eaters of space are the backup exec catolog files and the same back up directory for share point I have been asking about but still dont know what they are or how to remove.
C:\Program Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs
SPS_00000148_SPSWRAPPER.LOG
SPS_00000148_SPSWRAPPER.OLD
I moved a couple of the backupexec catologs to make room and can now run backupexec. I ran ful backups of the DB's and logs with backupexec but still no change. what do I need to do here?
thanks
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
You can delete the <b>SharePoint</b> log files without any impact to the farm.
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RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
the sharepoint log files are eating up all your space?
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RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
I dont know if I can delete them or not thats what I need to find out.
I dont understand this: the <b>SharePoint</b>
Yes these logs are eating up my space:
C:\Program Files\SharePoint Portal Server\Logs
SPS_00000148_SPSWRAPPER.LOG
SPS_00000148_SPSWRAPPER.OLD
thanks
RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
Yes, delete all of the sharepoint logs.
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RE: Sharepoint Portal Server Logs
thanks everyone.