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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Wed, 20 May 2009 @ 14:52:41 GMT
I have found that you can no longer switch on tracing while SQL Assistant is running. Use the ODBC Administrator.
Start
> Programs
> Administrative Tools
> Data Sources (ODBC)
(This will display the same dialogs as 'Tools, Define Data Source') Then use the Tracing tab to switch on/off tracing. Alternatively you can pass the command line parameter "-t" to SQL Assistant when you start the application. As in:
queryman.exe -t
This will start tracing automatically, using whatever log file is currectly defined. Mike Dempsey
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