Mike,
Someone, possibly you or your client, has turned on
the option of SQL Trace using the ODBC Data Source
Administrator.
To turn the SQL.LOG off:
01. Start > Settings > Control Panel >
ODBC Data Sources (32bit)
02. Click on [Stop Tracing Now] Push Button
It should change to [Start Tracing Now]
03. Click on OK
If necessary, now you can delete \SQL.LOG file!
Very Best Regards,
Razzak.
At 07:54 PM 5/25/01 -0400, Mike Sinclair wrote:
>I got a call from one of my clients complaining about
>a file called SQL.LOG that is taking up a lot of space
>on their server. It is a text based file that has a
>lot of words in it that look like they are related to
>Rbase. Anybody know what that file is or what it does?
>Can it be erased?
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