on 07-08-2005 8:49 AM
MaxDB Version: 7.5.0.0(That comes with WebAS6.4 - EP6 sp9 test version)
OS : Windows XP Pro.
I logined to the webdbm.
It shows that log is 100%(When it is <I>online</I>). So I want to either delete the log file or to overwrite. AUTOLOG shows it is OFF.
I could not change log mode from left navigation links.
I alloted only 1000MB for logs while installation.
Any Thoughts?
Thanks
Ajay
Hi,
if your Log is full, then one should:
1. Make a Log backup. This will free up the Log.
2. In order to make a Log backup, a Full Data backup is needed. So in case you didn't make a Data backup yet, you'll need one.
3. Additionally, one can switch off the Log-writing generally, which we normally wouldn't recommend in 'serious' environments: set logwriter off.
Kind regards,
Roland
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Roland,
Thanks for ur immediate response.
I am just working on test version on my local system. I don't care abt the log files. Just I need someway to free the log area.
C:Documents and Settingsone>dbmcli -d j2e -u control,control set logwriter off
ERR
-24977,ERR_COMMAND: unknown command "set"
Can u please give me the steps for (atleast) one method?
Thanks
Ajay
Hi Ajay,
additionally, you can choose to have the log being overwritten automatically.
Both commands are executed with dbmcli like:
dbmcli [-n <hostname>] -d <databasename> -u <dbmuser>,<dbmuserpw> util_execute set log auto overwrite on
Auto overwrite can be executed in both online and admin mode, but 'log writer off' can only be execute in admin mode.
Regards,
Roland
Thank you very much. It worked.
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