I use SQL Sever 7 sp1 and SQL Server 2000 sp2.
Question:
Why is it that if you can clear the check on a "LOGGED" error message like 18264 DATABASE BACKED UP...still this message appear on the application event log of NT when you perform a backup? Seeems like this check is useless...
How can I stop this message and other "logged error" on the application Event Log?
Details:
Right-click a Server, then "All Tasks" and then "Manage SQL Server Messages". Search (find button) 18264 Error message.
You can edit this SQL Server message and you see that it is a "LOGGED" error message.
If you then edit the message there is a check "always write to Windows eventlog" set to true.
If you clear this option the message still appear in the windows application event log whenever you perform a database backup (error number 18264).
Stop and start SQl server do NOT help.
Thank you for your time.
Franco
Question:
Why is it that if you can clear the check on a "LOGGED" error message like 18264 DATABASE BACKED UP...still this message appear on the application event log of NT when you perform a backup? Seeems like this check is useless...
How can I stop this message and other "logged error" on the application Event Log?
Details:
Right-click a Server, then "All Tasks" and then "Manage SQL Server Messages". Search (find button) 18264 Error message.
You can edit this SQL Server message and you see that it is a "LOGGED" error message.
If you then edit the message there is a check "always write to Windows eventlog" set to true.
If you clear this option the message still appear in the windows application event log whenever you perform a database backup (error number 18264).
Stop and start SQl server do NOT help.
Thank you for your time.
Franco