Transaction Log files is maintained for every Applications database. If in a database mutilple users is making changes to the same data at the same time, the changes to data will be first write to Transaction Log file and then the change will be applicable to the Database. So that data will not be corrupted and entries of data will be made in order the changes are made.
Whenever an email is sent, received or deleted, the information about that transaction will be recorded to Transaction Logs and then immediately to the database. The time difference between these two process is in milliseconds. The single purpose for which Exchange server writes the Transaction Logs is Data Recovery.
Default location of Exchange server log and database:
Transaction Log Location
C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\mdbdata
Exchange database Location:
C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\mdbdata\priv1.edb
This video explains the working and complete processing of Exchange Log Analyzer to view and recover deleted Exchange Log files.
In which format Exchange Log Viewer saves the Log files?
This Exchange log analyzer allows you save the Transaction Log files in 4 formats i.e PDF, EML, MSG and HTML.
Can I use this software in Mac OS?
No Exchange log reader do not support Mac machine, it is completely Windows based software.
I do not have Exchange server install in my machine. Can I use this product without it?
This software do not demand to have live Exchange server environment to open the EDB files containing Log data. You can easily use this tool even if you do not have Exchange server configuration in your system.
Yes, the Exchange Log viewer software also recover the permanently deleted mails from database and repair the corrupted Exchange Log files.
Does Exchange log Analyzer supported to Windows 10?
Yes this tool is supported by Windows 10, 8 and all below versions.
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