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Hello all, I have two databases and problems with the transaction disk growing up too much and getting don't less. Using the query: select name, recovery_model_desc, log_reuse_wait_desc from sys.databases I can see both databases have the Recovery Model set to FULL. The files .ldf get values too high. How can I change the default configuration to NEVER have problems with the full disk? Because once the disk is full the web application can't do more transactions/requests queries. Thank you.198Views0likes0CommentsJoin us for the free Azure SQL digital event
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