Re: Help: The way to read the log file ? -Reply

Definitely do run this from tape. Running onlog against the disk logs kills performance. I read from tape, on another machine. rgds -- -- Peter Tashkoff NZ Kiwifruit Project Consultant/DBA Marketing Board. Standard Disclaimers apply This posting may not be used by any commercial organisation to vilify another. >>> Con Woodall <cwoodall@vth4.vth.colostate.edu> 25/June/1996 03:50am >>> Assuming you are an Online user check out onlog in the Administrator's guide. Some of the switch options don't work and you might need to tinker with the order of switches in the command, but you can find out what happened. It will run from a logical log that still resides on disk but I understand that will impede performance. I always run it against the logical log file tape rendition. Good luck -- Con Woodall Colorado St. U.; Veterinary Teach. Hosp.; Ft. Collins CO 80523, USofA; 970-491-1244 FAX 970-491-1205 cwoodall@vth1.vth.colostate.edu "Ask me about my vow of silence!" -- On Mon, 24 Jun 1996, Jonathan Tsai wrote: > Hi there: > Is there anyone who can tell me how to get the detailed log file > which can help me to identify which user updated (or deleted) the > record(s) on specified table ? > Thanks in advance. > > Jonathan Tsai > Jonathan@autumn.ccl.itri.org.tw >