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SQL Anywhere 11.0.1.2355 Is my grey hair clouding my memory (often happens...) or do I remember dbMlSync, back around 9.01.00, displaying a byte upload count as it ran? that seemed helpful to see how fast a sync was communicating. But I don't see it and I can't find any switch setting to display it. Thanks, Bill |
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question asked: 13 Jan '10, 23:15
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You're asking about the dbmlsync dialog box on Windows? Where it shows a byte count in a kind of garbled progress bar at the bottom of the little window? AFAIK it's still there, but in a long sync there can be a long period where nothing shows, I think where the server is grinding through the download cursors before sending.
No, wait, you are asking about upload, doh! Gosh, I dunno, who does uploads? <g> ...seriously, haven't hadda coffee, ignore that last comment.
that is my confusion too... I just now realize this is a big "upload" I am watching and always before I have been watching a big download.