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STATUS_LOG_CONTAINER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED
STATUS_LOG_CONTAINER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED means a CLFS log has reached the maximum allowable number of allocated containers. Containers are the contiguous stable-storage extents that hold the log data, whereas the base log file holds metadata about the log.
This is not identical to STATUS_LOG_FULL. A full log is about available log space; this status is about the allowed count of containers. Adding another container is therefore not an automatic remedy until the current container count and the log-management policy are understood.
Plan capacity as a container set
- Enumerate current containers and their sizes before changing a policy or deleting anything.
- Check whether recyclable space is blocked by the base LSN, archive tail, or a pinned client before requesting growth.
- Review management policies for maximum size and new-container settings instead of assuming every capacity failure is a disk-space failure.
References
- Microsoft: creating a log and containers
- Microsoft: CLFS stable storage
- Microsoft: CLFS policy-based management
- Microsoft Open Specifications: NTSTATUS values
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