Re: How do you turn off logginf in ODS?

In article <864636365.9162@dejanews.com>, miroslav.lorenc@ssa.co.uk writes >In article <JrP+I0y.jorget@delphi.com>, > Jorge Torralba <jorget@delphi.com> wrote: >> >> >> ontape -s -L 0 -N databasename>> >> you may want to change your archive tape to /dev/null if you are not >> interested in a real backup and are looking to speed up the archive. >> > >You don`t need to do an archive when you are changing from database with >transaction logging to no logged database. > >Use simply ontape -N database (you can change to No logging mode from >onmonitor Logical Logs/Databases menu too). > >Archive is needed only to turn logging on. > True but I normally take a level 0 arhive anyway as a fallback position in case whatever i am doing fail, since I don't have logging rollback is not possible...also this could be just when a disk or or memory (I've seen it happen) or power fails when you have no UPS... More of a precaution then a necessity... >ontape -s -L 0 -{U|B} database> >> To turn logging back on replace the -N with a -B >> >> Jorge :) > >Regards, >Miroslav Lorenc >SSA Czech Republic > >-------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====----------------------- > http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet -- David Williams