Hi Henrik!
 
Yes, an incremental dbbackup will lower your log pct. util., however if your database 
backup is running when there is a lot of activity the log could build up very fast 
again.
 
If you have calculated the log-size correctly, i would suggest to raise the logfullpct 
to about 75 pct. to avoid the high activity hours and perhaps increase the log size.
Also, have a look at the numincremental value, perhaps that has to be lowered.
 

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        Från: Henrik Wahlstedt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Skickat: må 2003-03-03 08:19 
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        Good morning!
        
        First of all things.. I use 4.1.3.0 on w2k.
        Second, I have my log (3GB) in  roll forward mode and use a dbbackup
        trigger which kicks off at log full percentage=40.
        I belived that an incremental dbbackup would lower my logs pct. utilized,
        but I might be wrong? After an incremantal dbbackup I get an anr4556.
        
        How high must I update my log full percentage to reset log pct.utilization?
        
        
        
        
        ANR4556W Attention: the database backup operation did not
         free sufficient recovery log space to lower utilization
         below the database backup trigger. The recovery log size
         may need to be increased.
        
        Help 4556,
        ....
        User Response: If a database backup operation does not free up enough
        recovery log space to reset utilization below the database backup trigger,
        the recovery log needs to be extended or the database backup trigger
        updated
        to a higher log full percentage.
        
        
        
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