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My company is migrating from Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2007. Our E2000 server contains roughly 90 Gig worth of Public Folder, Mail, & Calendar data. While simulating the migration in a Virtual Server environment I discovered that E2007 was generating a lot of transaction log files. I wrote this PowerShell script to purge the unneeded log files. At any given moment E2007 is using the newest X number of log files that exist. As a new one is added, the oldest log file in the relevant set becomes unneeded. I read about this in the following link: http://searchexchange.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid43_gci1187056,00.html.
This code removes all the unneeded log files from the First Storage Group for a default installation of Exchange 2007.
Save it inside "Purge_Exchange_Transaction_Logs.ps1" and use Task Scheduler to run the process as often as necessary. I run this process every 10 minutes during a massive import and less often when the import/migration is finished.
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