on 09-17-2014 4:33 AM
You can use sp_errorlog to cause ASE to start logging to a new file, then archive or delete the original file.
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Kayasit,
I recommend you ask a new question and provide details of your environment (eg, output from select @@version, details of what 'log' you're trying to clear, etc).
In particular, it's not clear (to me) if you're referring to the OS-level errorlog file (ie, what Bret's talking about) or if you're referring to the transaction log for one of your databases.
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