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From: massimomm

Newsgroups: sybase.public.sqlanywhere.general

Subject: SQL Logging SQL Statement

Date: 20 Apr 2010 02:38:38 -0700

I use ASA 7 so I'd like to know if there is a way to logging the sql instruction that database server dbsrv7, receive from clients?

I need this because a client that use odbc connection after performing an insert into a table, the client receive the Message: "SQL truncate". I need to know the field on the table that generate this warning!!

Thanks in advance Massimo

asked 20 Apr '10, 10:11

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The tool that does this is called "request-level logging" and in V7 you have to enable it from the command line when you start the server, using the -zr (and optionally -zo) command line switch.

You can also enable ODBC tracing at the client in order to track down this type of problem.

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answered 20 Apr '10, 10:48

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