Re: Logfiles
Posted in 1998
Check out the onlog utility. Watch out though, don't look at the current log
if you can help it as onlog exclusively locks the logical log file thus
dis-allowing all access until you free the log.
Is this what you wanted, or did you want to look at the textual information
held in the logs ??
The output has to be interpreted ( see section 37 in the Informix Answers
OnLine Administrators manual ) otherwise you'll have problems !!!
Hope this helps
Sean
Paul Crompton wrote in message <74gplj$5jm$1@news.xmission.com>...
>
>Is there any way to look at the information contained in the log files.
This
>is more of a curiosity the an actual need.
>
>Paul Crompton
>Lee County Clerk of Courts
>pcrompton@clerk-of-court.co.lee.fl.us
>* Paul EXT. 2270
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