Recent customer experience relating to problems following the pointintime restoration of a database that caused the transaction log drive to be filled by the backup software, resulting in the Domino server crashing (an expected result).

Transaction logging is a real time log of transaction occurring on your Domino server. This article provides links for getting started with transaction logging and explains new functionality for transaction logging at Domino 8.5.

Explanation: During archive-style transaction logging, this setting automatically cleans up log extent files over the number specified by this setting during runtime, instead of waiting until you per

Transaction logging is a critical configuration for maximizing database and server performance, and it is vital for ensuring data integrity and implementing a reliable backup and recovery architecture

Explanation: Transactional logging is enabled in the Server Document under Transactional Logging / Basics / Transactional logging. This feature captures database changes and writes them sequentially

Explanation: The 'Log_DisableTXNLogging' setting will disable transaction logging for LOG.NSF. This will reduce resource demands on Domino. Default: When this setting is absent or set to 0, and tra

Explanation: Setting Schedule_DisableTXNLogging=1 allows the CLUBUSY.NSF & BUSYTIME.NSF databases created by server during startup to be created with transaction logging disabled. Background:

Explanation: MailBoxDisableTXNLogging=1 will enable new MAIL.BOX files to be created with transaction logging disabled via the database advanced property. Background: Even if the advanced property "Disable Transaction Logging" is set on the mailbox.ntf template, and a new MAIL.BOX database is ...

Explanation: The RM_No_Log_Objects_In_Mailbox=1 setting in notes.ini will disable transaction logging of objects in mail.box, resulting in improved router performance when large emails are being sent. This is true only for Domino versions earlier than 8.5. Notice that if a server goes down during ...