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Conference orarep::nomahs::dbstars

Title:DBSTARS Conference
Moderator:BROKE::BASTINE
Created:Wed Feb 02 1994
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:791
Total number of notes:1521

365.0. "client*.log,odbcrdb.log files not created" by BROKE::BITHER () Fri Mar 17 1995 13:33

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365.1readyBROKE::BASTINEWed Aug 09 1995 10:2848
365.2FinalBROKE::BITHERTue Sep 12 1995 14:1147
365.3Revised articleBROKE::GREENThu Jun 05 1997 14:2650
[ODBC] Client and ODBC Log Files Are Not Getting Created with Logging Enabled


Copyright (c) Digital Equipment Corporation 1995.  All rights reserved.

PRODUCT:    DEC DB Integrator and DEC DB Integrator Gateways
            DEC ODBC Driver v1.0, 1.1, 2.0

OP/SYS:     OpenVMS VAX, OpenVMS AXP
            DEC OSF/1 AXP

SOURCE:     Digital Equipment Corporation


PROBLEM:

Client*.log and odbcrdb.log files are not being created anywhere on the
disk when client and driver logging are enabled.


SOLUTION:

1.  Check disk space on the PC.

2.  Check that the DEC ODBC driver is being used when adding a data source.

3.  Check that logging is not being overridden by other values.  For
    example win.ini and sqsapiw.ini are the only two ini files that can
    set/clear client logging on a windows PC.  These will override the 
    logging value specified on the sqlsrv_associate call.  Additionally, 
    if client logging values are set (not cleared) in sqsapiw.ini these 
    will override the client logging values specified in win.ini as well 
    as those specified on the sqlsrv_associate call.

4.  Check that you are not trying to write to a network drive that you do
    not have access to.

5.  If you are using WIN95 or WINNT make sure that your application is using
    32 bit ODBC drivers and not 16 bit.
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