On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 12:37 PM, Kurt Wendt <kurtwendt@waitex.com> wrote:

> Stephen - when you mentioned this Logging thing (which, I'm assuming

> that SQL write a Log record for each record inserted - which we really

> don't need to do when we are just converting data) - you are referring

> only to the conversion process that I attempted to do. Right?

Just FYI since you said this is your first time around w/ SQL Server...

Data files are stored in TWO files, the Data file itself and the

Transaction log. It isn't a log file in the sense of "I created a

record at this time" or "I updated a record at this time". It's part

of the backup/restore strategy that SQL uses.

--

Matt Jarvis

Eugene, Oregon USA

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