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02 May 2011
What is MDF and LDF files stand for in SQL server?
Each SQL database will have MDF and LDF file.
MDF is a primary database file - which stores the data
LDF is a log file which stores the transaction log of that database.
Both files are necessary to restore a database.
Reference:
http://sqlserverpedia.com/blog/sql-server-tutorial/what-is-meant-by-ldf-and-mdf/
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