End the Current Log File
Scenario/Problem: You want SharePoint to be finished with the current log file and start a new one.
Solution: Use the New-SPLogFile cmdlet.
The New-SPLogFile cmdlet stops the current log file and starts a new one. This is helpful if you are tracing an issue and do not need more entries in the log file or do not want any issues with the log file being in use. Simply issue the New-SPLogFile cmdlet without any parameters on the server where you want to start a new log file, as shown in Listing 4.15.
Listing 4.15. Start a New Log File
New-SPLogFile
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