Transaction Log Not Shrinking Since Mirrioring Started

Oct 2, 2006

Hello all,

I am currently having a rather pestering issue with my full/transaction log backups. It seems that after running either, my logs do not truncate and the file continues to stay @ the current size and eventually fill to the brim. This issue only began after mirroring was setup. Is there any differences in log file maintainence when dealing with Mirrored databases ? I made my last attempt to run backups and waited over the weekend for some hope that a checkpoint would occur and my file would be shrunk once again for normal use.



Any insight on this is greatly apprecieated.

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