On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 13:54:45 -0800 (PST), sillz <beth.stover@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I had a situation yesterday with my Exchange 2003 SP2 server. A user
sent a 128 MB attachment to all 250 employees. Sure enough, the
transaction logs started growing out of control and performance
grinded to a halt.
Can someone explain to me why a 128 MB attachment to 250 users would
generate more transaction logs that a 100 KB attachment to 250 users?
Well, 128MB is not the same as 100KB of course.
I understand that Exchange uses "single instanc estorage." The
database size did not increase. It was just the logs.
And you have only one store?
I have resolved the problem, but I wanted to understand the growth in
the logs better.
Was the message looping? What version and SP of Outlook?
Latest hotfixes applied to Exchange?
Do you have a global size limit set?
Re: Re: A problem with rapid growth of the transaction log ... My understanding of your tool is that it is hitting the calendar of the user ... > I just found this article: 815769 XADM: Many Transaction Logs Are Created ... >> the users) and crashes or hangs the Exchange Server after a while ... ... >>> customer is rather angry and the hosting company not exactly willing ... (microsoft.public.exchange2000.misc)
Re: Re: A problem with rapid growth of the transaction log ... My understanding of your tool is that it is hitting the calendar of the user ... > I just found this article: 815769 XADM: Many Transaction Logs Are Created ... >> the users) and crashes or hangs the Exchange Server after a while ... ... >>> customer is rather angry and the hosting company not exactly willing ... (microsoft.public.exchange2000.clients)
Re: Re: A problem with rapid growth of the transaction log ... My understanding of your tool is that it is hitting the calendar of the user ... > I just found this article: 815769 XADM: Many Transaction Logs Are Created ... >> the users) and crashes or hangs the Exchange Server after a while ... ... >>> customer is rather angry and the hosting company not exactly willing ... (microsoft.public.exchange2000.applications)
Re: Re: A problem with rapid growth of the transaction log ... My understanding of your tool is that it is hitting the calendar of the user ... > I just found this article: 815769 XADM: Many Transaction Logs Are Created ... >> the users) and crashes or hangs the Exchange Server after a while ... ... >>> customer is rather angry and the hosting company not exactly willing ... (microsoft.public.exchange2000.general)
Re: Re: A problem with rapid growth of the transaction log ... I just found this article: 815769 XADM: Many Transaction Logs Are Created ... > the users) and crashes or hangs the Exchange Server after a while ... ... > Is there maybe a problem in the way we create the filter on the Messages ... >> customer is rather angry and the hosting company not exactly willing to ... (microsoft.public.exchange2000.clients)