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What version did you last see the backup.syb file and on which OS? Its location moved quite some time ago (when version 9 was still active_ -- maybe it is in a different location now? Description: After performing a database backup, a warning message of the form "Unable to open backup log '...'" could be sent to the client and console. Note that this warning comes as a "message" to the client, not as a warning sqlcode from the backup statement. The problem is far more likely to occur on Vista or later when running as a non-elevated process because the server typically tried to write the log into the SQL Anywhere installation directory which is not typically writable by non-elevated processes. In 9.0.2, 10.0.1, 11.0.0 and 11.0.1, this problem is fixed by properly detecting which of the possible directories for placement of backup.syb are writable and by adding the %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\SQL Anywhere XX (XX=version number) directory to the list of possible directories. On Vista and later, the %ALLUSERSPROFILE% directory is typically C:\ProgramData. On earlier versions of Windows, it is typically C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data. Last saw it in version 7. Thanks, I have located the file in
(18 Apr '17, 09:56)
robertwigley
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You will get a Usage message if you specify -h or -bc when doing a client-side backup. Backup.syb is only written for server-side backups.
(18 Apr '17, 11:01)
John Smirnios
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