Re: Entourage is full!
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Hmmm...how about this question. I have deleted all of sent items and
deleted items but my database is still 2.45 gig. I would like my data
base to be much smaller. How can I replace that database with a much
smaller database that still keeps all my identity info but trashes any
and all previous emails?
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... You could move the database to the larger drive quickly to solve your ... > by running a defrag. ... > How is your deleted items retention period set - after emptying the ... If you restore a backup made before ...
(microsoft.public.exchange2000.information.store) - Re: Event 445 strangeness
... I realize that the deleted items are not ... > removed from the database until the retention period ... > before the database was dismounted and the offline defrag took place. ... >> and your heavy user deleted a bunch of stuff, the store wouldn't show it ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.admin) - Re: Event 445 strangeness
... I realize that the deleted items are not actually ... removed from the database until the retention period ... The situation here was that the database started the day with 4340 MB free ... > and your heavy user deleted a bunch of stuff, the store wouldn't show it as ...
(microsoft.public.exchange.admin) - Re: Recovering Files Deleted from "Deleted Files" Folder
... Deleted items never go into the Recycle Bin. ... displayed for how the records are organized within the database. ... OutlookSpy lets you dig inside the .pst file. ...
(microsoft.public.outlook.general) - Re: Disk Space
... If you get people to delete any messages they don't want, then have them empty their Deleted Items folder AND then purge all messages from the Dumpster, then yes - that space will become available in the database after an online defrag. ... >running out of disk space and unsure how to resolve. ...
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