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AskSQLTeam
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Posted - 2004-04-21 : 10:21:09
Yuliya writes "Recently I have upgraded SQL 7.0 to 2000. I've created the new maintenance plan. And now here is the error i'm getting on every transaction log backup:

"Database log truncated: Database:MyDatabse"

And that happened with 3 databases on the server. The recovery mode is "Full". Also i've checked DATABASEPROPERTY('MyDatabse','IsTruncLog') = 0. What am i doing wrong here? What else should i check?

Thanks in advance."

tkizer
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Posted - 2004-04-21 : 12:37:44
What compatibility mode is your database set to? After upgrading to 2000, you have to change your compatibility mode to 80 in order for it to be truly a 2000 database.

Anyway, are there any errors in the SQL Server Error Log? What happens if you run the transaction log backup using BACKUP LOG in Query Analyzer?

Tara
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portnova
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Posted - 2004-04-26 : 09:18:13
The compatibility mode is 80.
The SQL Server Error log has following line:
2004-04-25 21:00:02.89 backup Database log truncated: Database: iMISProd.
I did not get any error when i run BACKUP LOG from Query Analyzer.Where is a problem


What compatibility mode is your database set to? After upgrading to 2000, you have to change your compatibility mode to 80 in order for it to be truly a 2000 database.

Anyway, are there any errors in the SQL Server Error Log? What happens if you run the transaction log backup using BACKUP LOG in Query Analyzer?

Tara
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