Re: Easy Recovery Pro Crack
Katerine Aldrige
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Suppose your system is crashed because operating system is unable to access some sectors and unable to boot. You lost some chunk of data due to bad sectors and because of that you might be unable to access other chunks of data in your hard disk. Bottom line is that some bad sector is affecting your entire data. So recovery here is probably hard than if you were to use multiple partitions for different category of data.
An unpartitioned disk looks like an unused disk to many programs; installers select them for installing; partitioners create partition tables on them; it's easy to get damage in your filesystem metadata or LUKS header if you don't create a partition for them yourself.
I'm betting your log file grew because you weren't backing them up. When you backup transaction logs, the log is automatically truncated. It's also truncated when a checkpoint occurs while in Simple Recovery Model. If you want to keep a full recovery model, then backup your transaction logs hourly, or every 30 minutes, or what ever your business requirements are OK with losing. That is, the question you should ask is "How much data can I afford to lose". What ever this time is, that is how frequent your transaction logs should be backed up. If you are ok with losing an entire's day worth of data (potentially) then using a Simple Recovery Model would suffice.
The only thing you're really changing by using simple recovery is you're shifting the time when you have to perform additional backup work. Instead of taking log backups throughout the process (which shouldn't be extra work, because you should already be doing that!), now you have to take a full backup at the end of the process. In the meantime, you've opened yourself up to real problems because should anything go wrong between the start of the operation and the completion of the full backup, you are going to be in some hot water because you've lost the ability to recover to a point in time.
All of these options involve trade-offs, but I think your plan to change recovery to simple offers the least benefit and introduces you to the most risk. I wouldn't do it without having your resume dusted off.
I have 30 threads doing this constantly and the process will still take several days. A couple days ago the database log file filled up and I'm sure it had to be caused by this process. I decided point-in-time backups are not critical for this database and set the database to use the Simple recovery model. Then yesterday I got errors from my process again that said the log file filled up! How is this possible in simple mode?! Any idea what I can do to stop this from happening? When I monitor the log file SQL Server lets it get to 7% full and then truncates it down to zero so I'm super confused. It seems as though the log file starts to grow unchecked when the full backup begins...
Even in Simple Recovery mode, SQL Server will populate the log file in order to maintain ACID compliance and permit rollbacks (or "roll-forwards" in certain-disaster recovery scenarios). So you need to have enough room in there to at least handle the transactions that it may receive at one time and if not it will either autogrow or present an error.
Edit for clarity and responding to comments: SQL Server will place almost all actions (there are some exceptions, but they aren't material here) in an implicit transactions even if an explicit one is not called. So, if you say execute a command that inserts a million rows it will have an implicit transaction for that insert and even in simple recovery mode all of those million rows will impact the transaction log until the transaction is fully committed and complete. If you want it to release the space faster, rewrite your code so that instead of one statement inserting a million rows you have ten statements inserting a hundred thousand each.
First a quick note on moving to SIMPLE recovery. This is a business decision. It is not in any way a technical decision. Your business needs to weigh the cost of staying in FULL (which may mean a new server with additional space, archiving current data to free up some space, etc) vs the cost of losing up to a day or more of data. Once they have decided then you can proceed.
If this is the case then you may need to increase the frequency of your log backups. This will not incur additional space requirements since the log files will just be smaller (there is some small overhead for header info but it's not that significant). This will allow your log to clear faster and stay smaller. Assuming (and this is a big assumption) that you don't have one or more individual transactions that are requiring the log space. If that is the case then only changing your code to decrease the size of your transactions is going to let you get away with a smaller log file. Even if you switch to SIMPLE recovery you are still going to require log space for the largest single transaction (or largest combination of simultaneous transactions). If you shrink your log file and run a transaction that needs more space than is avialable it's just going to grow the log again.
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