>From Microsoft's "Transaction-SQL Help" for BACKUP DATABASE for SQL 2000:
"Note During a full database or differential backup, Microsoft® SQL
Server?
backs up enough of the transaction log to produce a
consistent database
for when the database is restored"
>From Microsoft's "Transaction-SQL Help" for BACKUP LOG for SQL 2000:
"Specifies a backup of the transaction log only. The log is backed up
from the last
successfully executed LOG backup to the current end of the log. Once
the log is
backed up, the space may be truncated when no longer required by
replication or
active transactions."
Mark D Baker
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I noticed that the complete database backup does not truncate the log
afterwards. Will the first transaction log backup after the
complete database backup contain transactions from both before and after
the complete database backup? If so, will applying the transaction log
backup to the restored database duplicate the transactions created
before the complete database backup? Thanks.