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Is there a way in the database to determine the location of the transaction log file? Maybe a database variable like @@servername? |
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The file pathes of the according database files are available via database properties, such as select db_property('LogName'), db_property('LogMirrorName');
You can also use db_extended_property('File', ...) with the specified dbspace names. Tnx, that did it
(19 Jan '22, 08:51)
Frank Vestjens
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In addition to Volker's answer about retrieving the log filespec, you can change the log filespec with the dblog.exe utility. Physically, the database.log location is stored inside the database.db file. That prevents mistakes from being made... when starting a database file, the SQL Anywhere server always knows exactly where the log file is located. You have to stop the database before running dblog.exe... it is one of the few programs that can change the database.db file directly without going through the SQL Anywhere server.
(19 Jan '22, 08:52)
Breck Carter
I did know that. In our setups it is even located at another disk. Separated from the DB file. In a backup event I needed to copy the backed up transaction log file yymmddAA.log to another server. That's why I needed the location in the database.
(20 Jan '22, 02:51)
Frank Vestjens
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