A manual or automated log of all updates to data files and databases.
a typical relational database (and some OO databases) uses a separated file where it keeps the history of transactions. When a crash happens, the engine reads that file on startup and determines the changes the need to be confirmed and the changes that need to be undone. IB doesn't use such facility, because if a crash happens, the MGA will discard internally the record versions that pertain to uncommitted transactions, the next time the database is accessed.
A log used by DECdtm services to record information about transactions. The Log Manager Control Program (LMCP) is used to create a transaction log.
a file that stores information about DECdtm transactions performed on a node
a history of modifications to the database, and SQL Server uses it to ensure database integrity
a system level table containing a sequential list of all modifications to each and every object in the database
A storage area reserved by the database to keep track of transactions made to the database.
The transaction log keeps a record of all transaction that occurred in the POS System for that business day.
A system table ( syslogs) in which all changes to the database are recorded.
A file storing all changes made to a database, in the order in which they are made. It improves performance and allows data recovery in the event the database file is damaged. For best results, the transaction log should be kept on a different device from the database files.
Generally, the log of transactions that affect the data managed by a data server. Mirror Replication Agent reads the transaction log to identify and acquire the transactions to be replicated from the primary database. See also Mirror Replication Agent, primary database, and Replication Server.
Generally, the log of transactions that affect the data managed by a database server. ASE Replicator creates a stable queue transaction log in the Distribution Database. See also stable queue.
A crucial set of files used to provide fault tolerance in the event that the IS or directory databases need to be rolled back so data can be restored. There are separate sets of log files for the IS and the directory databases. Every transaction to these databases is logged in the log files for fault tolerance. The IS logs are stored in \EXCHSRVR\MDBDATA. The directory logs are stored in \EXCHSRVR\DSADATA. All transaction logs should always be stored on a fault-tolerant disk volume.
A fundamental component of a database management system. All changes to application data in the database are recorded serially in the transaction log. Using this information, the DBMS can track which transaction made which changes to SQL Server data.
A log that shows every action that has been initiated from the Change Manager server, not just the long-running jobs.
You'll see this every time you log out of smile banking. You can also see it when you're logged on by clicking on 'customer services' and selecting 'transaction log'. It tells you what you've done while you've been logged on e.g 'Sent secure message' or 'successfully transferred money to...'.
In the field of databases in computer science, a transaction log (also database log or binary log) is a history of actions executed by a database management system to guarantee ACID properties over crashes or hardware failures. Physically, a log is a file of updates done to the database, stored in stable storage.