D dw_b4x Member Jul 21, 2021 #1 I am looking into the JRDC2 library - looking on the forum I saw a post regarding a LOG file that is keep. How is this log file accessed to view the changes that were processed through the JRCD2 connector ??
I am looking into the JRDC2 library - looking on the forum I saw a post regarding a LOG file that is keep. How is this log file accessed to view the changes that were processed through the JRCD2 connector ??
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 22, 2021 #2 dw_b4x said: JRDC2 library Click to expand... It is not a library. It is a regular B4J project. dw_b4x said: looking on the forum I saw a post regarding a LOG file that is keep. How is this log file accessed to view the changes that were processed through the JRCD2 connector ?? Click to expand... Not sure what you are asking about. Upvote 0
dw_b4x said: JRDC2 library Click to expand... It is not a library. It is a regular B4J project. dw_b4x said: looking on the forum I saw a post regarding a LOG file that is keep. How is this log file accessed to view the changes that were processed through the JRCD2 connector ?? Click to expand... Not sure what you are asking about.
D dw_b4x Member Jul 22, 2021 #3 The sql commands that are passed through JRDC2; are they logged in a database ?? This would allow a user to took at a transaction history for changes to the database. If so how can this database be accessed. Upvote 0
The sql commands that are passed through JRDC2; are they logged in a database ?? This would allow a user to took at a transaction history for changes to the database. If so how can this database be accessed.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 23, 2021 #4 dw_b4x said: The sql commands that are passed through JRDC2; are they logged in a database ?? Click to expand... No. They are logged in the standard log. It should be quite simple to modify the code and insert the commands to a database. Upvote 0
dw_b4x said: The sql commands that are passed through JRDC2; are they logged in a database ?? Click to expand... No. They are logged in the standard log. It should be quite simple to modify the code and insert the commands to a database.
