Re: Reading logical logs
Check out the Adminstration Guide for flags to use with onlog.
The -l for long givew you a rather complete picture of the transaction.
Good luck
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On Fri, 3 Oct 1997, Catrine, Francis wrote:
} Does anyone have, or know where I can find a script, program, etc.
} that will read the logical log transactions, or decipher the output
} from the onlog command? I tried the IIUG website, but no luck so far.
}
} Thanks in advance,
}
} Frank C.
}
}
}
} Frank Catrine
} Director, Informix Services
} Ross Group
} francis.catrine@fmr.com
}
}