RE: stupid sqlnet.log question

Privet Hannah,

Just rename the file. If you still have problem, oracle will create another one. On Unix there is a command 'tail' which reads the end of a file with number of string you have specified. I know that there are NT programs which emulate unix-style commands. Someone from Listers mentioned of such products some time ago, but unfortunately, I couldn't find the letter. Please, ask your SA.

Poka,

Ed  

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> Sorry for what may seem like a stupid question, but is there a way to
> automatically truncate the sqlnet.log file on Win NT? I'm
> in development, and
> we have a separate prod group that is supposed to take care
> of our prod servers.
> Some of my clients were having issues connecting yesterday
> to production. I
> went to check the sqlnet.log file on prod for more details
> and found the file to
> be over 800MB (unacceptable). Obviously, I could not even
> open the file!
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> The prod group was remiss in truncating the log (even after
> my request) for me
> so I had to *fly* in the dark to resolve the connection issue.
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> Any ideas?
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> Thanks,
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> Hannah
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> Unfortunaley, even though I am in development, I am
> responsible for supporting
> our users on production issues, however do not have enogh
> access tot he
> production environment to truly be able to help ARGH!
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Received on Fri Dec 08 2000 - 10:02:04 CST