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Hi ,
You can see database buffering mode using onmonitor.
onmonitor , Status, Databases.
To change Db status, you need to have dba privilege (user informix)
Regards,
Nilesh
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John Miller — — source: IIUG Forums & Mailing Lists
Run the following script will list all database and their logging mode
dbaccess sysmaster -<<END
select * from sysdatabases order by name;END
OUTPUT of script
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Database selected.
name stores_demo
partnum 1048799
owner jmiller
created 02/07/2008
is_logging 1
is_buff_log 0
is_ansi 0
is_nls 0
flags -12287
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Thanks, Will
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