Hi,
I'm trying to free some space from my SAS VA server and i have a ton of log files. Which log-files are safe to erase as part of a "spring cleaning". My system is otherwise performing well.
I'm tempted to clean the one under D:\SAS\SASConfig\Lev1\Web\Logs\SASServer1_1
How about the ones under D:\SAS\SASConfig\Lev1\Logs\Configure
Thanks
Jose
If it's working well, then theoretically you don't need any logs!
It's when things start NOT working well, you need to have enough log files to diagnose & fix the issue.
Provided your server's file system has regular back-ups - including the log files, which can therefore be retrieved if required - you should only need the most recent log files (couple of days, a week at the most). But this does assume you have a filesystem backup of older log files.
If it's working well, then theoretically you don't need any logs!
It's when things start NOT working well, you need to have enough log files to diagnose & fix the issue.
Provided your server's file system has regular back-ups - including the log files, which can therefore be retrieved if required - you should only need the most recent log files (couple of days, a week at the most). But this does assume you have a filesystem backup of older log files.
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