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Hi!
One way would be the following:
On the client set the system-environment-variable SQLIDEBUG to the value:
2:C:\temp\mylog
(including the complete line)
Now when you make up a connection you will get a file
c:\temp\mylog_<sessionid>
This file can be viewed with the tool sqliprt.exe which is delivered with older versions of informix-client-sdk and should be in your path anyways.
Hope this will help you further.
One way would be the following:
On the client set the system-environment-variable SQLIDEBUG to the value:
2:C:\temp\mylog
(including the complete line)
Now when you make up a connection you will get a file
c:\temp\mylog_<sessionid>
This file can be viewed with the tool sqliprt.exe which is delivered with older versions of informix-client-sdk and should be in your path anyways.
Hope this will help you further.
Hi Burcht!
I am not familiar with MS SQL-Server. Maybe you should post that question in an MS-SQL Server forum or at least start a new thread, so everybody will read your request.
In MS-Access you can define a database link to external databases and reference that just like an access-table. Maybe there is such kind of functionality in MS-SQL Server too, but thats just a guess.
I am not familiar with MS SQL-Server. Maybe you should post that question in an MS-SQL Server forum or at least start a new thread, so everybody will read your request.
In MS-Access you can define a database link to external databases and reference that just like an access-table. Maybe there is such kind of functionality in MS-SQL Server too, but thats just a guess.
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