If the response is helpful, please click 'Accept Answer' and upvote it, thank you. You need to analyze the dump file to fix the issue about multitudinous polybase dumps being created and this fill up disk space.īut since you do not use Polybase, uninstalling Polybase feature is the best choice. Since these dumps are being created specifically in the polybase subdirectory, you may want to focus specifically on polybase dumps. Ms sql 2019 community polybase log file filling up disk drive I think this is the latest ms sql server update is below: KB4583458ĬU 9 (KB5000642) is the latest Cumulative Update for SQL 2019, KB4583458 is the latest GDR for SQL 2019. Right click MS SQL 2019 setup> Uninstall > only choose the Polybase feature on select feature page. The culprit is the folder C:\ProgramData\USOShared\Logs. I now have only around 600MB of free space on my computer, and it goes down at about 1MB per second. I didn't think much of it at the time, but the I noticed my C drive filling up.
You do not need to uninstall SQL server instance, suggest you uninstall Polybase feature only, since you do not need to use this feature.Ĭontrol Panel\Programs\Programs and Features. Last week, Windows Update and Update Orchestrator Service started using a large percentage of my CPU and disk. How do you clear this Polybase log? Would it be OK to just delete the Polybase directory? Or is my only option to uninstall MS Sql?
