Hi. We are seeing the following on one of our servers (running on Windows
Server 2003 w/8.0.2.4433):

The database is running mirrored logs. The mirrored log directory has a
current log file, as well as a log file one day back. However, the primary
database directory has log files going back to June (one per day). I have
verified that all the children database are current (at least within the
past 24 hours). Therefore I believe the contents of the mirror log
directory is correct. I realize I could clean them up manually, but why are
the primary log files not getting cleaned up automatically?

Just as few more pieces of information:

1) The database and dbremote run as services
2) We run a dbbackup job each evening that renames and restarts the
transaction log
3) delete old logs is on
4) This was working for several years, up until mid June.

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Andrew Braunstein

What is your full dbremote command line?

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"Andrew Braunstein" <abraunstein (AT) healthwyse (DOT) com> wrote

Can you also please post the output from dbinfo run against the database
that dbremote connects to.

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"Rob Waywell" <rwaywell (AT) no_spam (DOT) ianywhere.com> wrote