Log file size increases over and over

Hi everybody,

I have a database in production server with 3,5 GB of data file size and 10 GB log file size. This is very strange isn't it?
The features of this database are:

SQL Server 2000
Recovery Model = Full
Auto Update Statistics = Yes
Torn page detection = Yes
Auto create statistics = Yes
Full database backup taken once daily.
No log backup is taken.

So, I would like to apply some statregy to avoid the log file increase out of control. Can you give me your suggestions?
My free disk space is very low.

Thank you all,Since you do not backup the transaction log anyway, you can create a job to run on whatever schedule you choose to run code below:

BACKUP LOG DB_Name WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY

Lystra|||This command didn't work...
My log file size didn't decrease anything...
Does someone can help me with another suggestion?|||I'd try to shrink the database from SQL Enterprise Manager, or use the DBCC SHRINKDATABASE command from SQL Query Analyzer.

-PatP|||Before shrinking anything do DBCC OPENTRAN (db_name) to ensure there are no uncommitted transactions. Their presence wil;l prevent any attempt to shring log files.

It's also clear that you don't want to take advantage of Full recovery mode (I wonder why?), so set it to Simple.|||ok, now I got it!
It worked...

Thank you all...sql