Changing logging mode with onbar, is it possible?

I must be missing something. With ontape I can change the logging mode of a database. Now that we have switched to onbar (using adsm) I can't see the way to accomplish this with onbar. It talks about a "fake" backup, but I don't see the -A, -U, -B equivalents. Suggestions?

FProse wrote: > > I must be missing something. With ontape I can change the logging mode of a > database. > > Now that we have switched to onbar (using adsm) I can't see the way to > accomplish this with onbar. It talks about a "fake" backup, but I don't see > the -A, -U, -B equivalents. > > Suggestions? Use ondblog: ondblog usage ============= ondblog <new mode> [-f <filename>] [<database list>] new mode: buf - Change database to buffered mode. unbuf - Change database to unbuffered mode. nolog - Change database to no logging. ansi - Change database to be ANSI-compliant cancel - Cancel logging request. -f <filename> File containing list of databases for logging change. <database list> List of databases for logging change. Regards Markus

In article <eaUp4.730$U75.1671@news.uswest.net>, "FProse" <fprose@rocketmail.com> wrote: > I must be missing something. ondblog > With ontape I can change the logging mode of a > database. > > Now that we have switched to onbar (using adsm) I can't see the way to > accomplish this with onbar. It talks about a "fake" backup, but I > don't see > the -A, -U, -B equivalents. > > Suggestions? > > -- Vardan Aroustamian vaar@geocities.com Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.