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Message Posted: Tue, 22 Aug 2007 @ 00:41:17 GMT

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The driver does support logging. However, the output looks more like it would suit the developers of the JDBC driver - as opposed to the developer of the JDBC client app (i.e. your s/w).

Still, its output may help you. You can enable tracing via the LOG connection parameter in the connection URL. (e.g jdbc:Teradata://your_host/LOG=DEBUG). Check the JDBC manual for details. Beware, the DEBUG level produce *a great deal* of output.

You can presumably redirect the output (default stdout) to a file via DriverManager.setLogWriter and/or DriverManager.setLogStream.

When you say you are getting signal 5's coming back how do you know they are caused by JDBC? Can you replicate the problem in the IDE? Does this cause an exception (not necessarily an SQLException) to be thrown?

Do you get similar problems if the application is run on Windoze?

Anyway, I hope this helps.

Glenn Mc

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