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On my Mysql server the myaccess.log file located in Mysql/logs/ is of a large size, around 30GB. I would like if possible to reset this file, but I need to make sure it doesn’t compromise database information. If anyone can help me with procedures, I’d appreciate.
Thank you.
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I use a program for editing files with very large sizes, just like yours. It’s called Pilotedit, exise paid and free version, which will suit you.
Follow the comments instructions, make a backup, change the file, and go up.
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Before anything create a Backup of your database (if you haven’t done it yet) to prevent any attempt to end the data
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