current log

As part of the backup process, old transaction logs are removed and the current log file becomes the first file of a new log file set.

Closes the underlying stream for the current log file and releases any resources associated with the current stream.

Property specifies whether to append messages to the current log file, if allowed, or write them to a new log file.

Reloads the current log, if you want to be sure that the view is correctly updated.

This operation is repeated until the replay log position reaches the current log position.

Linux provides a command to rotate these logs so that you don't have current log information mixed with older irrelevant data.

Grayed-out fields are those that the GC and Memory Visualizer looked for but could not find in the current log.

These lines show that this log file is the current log file because the Log file name does not yet have a sequence number.

Archive log files to maintain the current log file at a manageable size.

The current log is always named Bf0. Log.

Flushes the underlying stream that writes to the current log file.

Exchange holds the current log file open as long as even one database is using it.

The database then uses the current log to roll the filegroup forward.

Method to write all buffered data to the current log file.

The current log file is missing.

Writing a single value to this file changes the current log level to that value;