by MEB » Thu, 25 Mar 1999 04:00:00
How do I get these with VC++ via ODBC?
If it's not possible, how can I use sqlnet? Do I need some Oracle library?
Mirko
by Roy Brokva » Fri, 26 Mar 1999 04:00:00
>How do I get these with VC++ via ODBC?
>If it's not possible, how can I use sqlnet? Do I need some Oracle library?
>Mirko
These messages are created by SQL*Plus. Hence, it is not possible to get
them through ODBC or SQL*Net (which do not use SQL*Plus).
You probably never will use SQL*Net directly. If you create client
applications using any of the Oracle precompilers, your code will use the
OCI (Oracle Call Interface). OCI in turn interfaces with SQL*Net. You may
also program against OCI directly.
There most likely is a long answer, too, if anyone cares to fill me in...
Regards,
Roy Brokvam
by support ema » Tue, 30 Mar 1999 04:00:00
1. History and Output Verbose Levels
I am working in a SQL Server 2000 replication database. I am trying to
minimize the number of logs in the history tables. I have read in BOL
that one can set the HistoryVerboseLevel and the OutputVerboseLevel
to the lowest setting to achieve performance benefits. I believe that
by doing this, the merge agent doesn't write new records to the log,
rather it updates the date/time of the current records with the same
message.
I have tried setting these parameters in the merge agent properties,
but it has had no effect - there have continued to be new logs written
to the history table.
Is there someplace else I should change these settings?
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