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When ever we create database from sql server, it's create two file. I want to see what's available inside the .ldf file. Through program (with visula basic .net ). PLease guid me:confused::confused::confused:

Posted 27-Apr-10 23:44pm

saeed hg

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Henry Minute · Answer 1 · 2010-04-29T03:19:00

As Simon_Whale has already said this is far too complicated to be able to give an answer in a forum like this.

Your only hope is to use Google/Bing/Yahoo and gather little bits of info about it and combine them until you find something that works.

There are a couple of commands that might get you started:-

DBCC - a transact-sql command. Use search for full details on this.
fn_dblog - an undocumented (meaning beware) SQLServer function. Here [^] is one article on it. Use search for more info.

There are plenty of articles out there on running Transact-SQL commands from VB. Search for them.

Simon_Whale · Answer 2 · 2010-04-28T01:11:00

Solution 1

thats very complicated as the information isn't written in easy to read code.

your better of looking at using a log viewer from places such as redgate for example

Posted 28-Apr-10 1:11am

Simon_Whale

saeed hg · Answer 3 · 2010-04-28T23:28:00

Solution 2

Please Give me more information about it and more explain it.
do you know store procedure for doing this work??? :((

Posted 28-Apr-10 23:28pm

saeed hg