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To set the correct filesize you have to enter the size in bytes. | To set the correct filesize you have to enter the size in bytes. | ||
OOTB standard is 3 Megabytes which is 3000000 Bytes | OOTB standard is 3 Megabytes which is 3000000 Bytes | ||
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Overview
pdm_logfile is another command-line utility.
You can define a special filesize of the log files before a cutover happens.
Just enter pdm_logfile -? to see the help for this tool.
Alter the log file size Example
To set the correct filesize you have to enter the size in bytes. OOTB standard is 3 Megabytes which is 3000000 Bytes
If you want to have a filesize of 10 Megabytes just enter following command: pdm_logfile -b 10000000
