SAPDB JDBC Driver & Trace-file

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Rainer Knasar - 27 Mar 2004 01:59 GMT

Hello!

I work on web-portal which is based on java. The rdbms I use is SAP DB 7.4.

My problem is that the SAPDB JDBC-driver writes a trace-file (which is a big
big big problem when you use it in connection with an applet --> I know: I
can modify the policy file or digitally sign it... --> i don't want to do
this during the development-phase).
So what I need to know is if there is a way to say the jdbc-driver that it
must not write the trace-file?!?!?!? (or do i have to modify the jdbc-driver

:-(((( ?? ).

Regards, Rainer.

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Silvio Bierman - 27 Mar 2004 21:54 GMT

> Hello!
>
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> Regards, Rainer.

Don't know about the driver but you should not use JDBC from applets. It
would be much better do do it from a servlet and let the applet talk to the
servlet.

Silvio Bierman

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Daniel Dittmar - 27 Mar 2004 22:16 GMT

> My problem is that the SAPDB JDBC-driver writes a trace-file (which is a big
> big big problem when you use it in connection with an applet --> I know: I
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> must not write the trace-file?!?!?!? (or do i have to modify the jdbc-driver
> :-(((( ?? ).

Make sure that your JDBC URL does not contain something like
'trace=<filename>'. See http://www.sapdb.org/7.4/jdbcSapdbcEng.html for
details on the connect URL.

If there is no 'trace' in your URL, try to download the latest version
(ftp://ftp.sap.com/pub/sapdb/bin/java/sapdbc.jar). If the problem is
still in the latest version, report it to the SAP DB / MaxDB mailing
list (http://lists.mysql.com/#maxdb)

Daniel

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Rainer Knasar - 30 Mar 2004 12:07 GMT

Thanks for your efforts!

regards, Rainer.

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