Hi Chandrasekar,
Which version of jBase are you working on? Have you tried
"jtracelog" utility? We don't have any documentation for this utility
yet. but here are some simple steps to follow.
1) $CREATE-FILE MYTJFILE TYPE=TJLOG
2) $export ALLOWLOGDATA=on (set or export depending on your platform)
3) $JTRACELOG MYTJFILE <FULL PATH OF THE J4 or HASH FILE YOU WOULD
LIKE TO TRACK> <REC ID> <REC ID 2>
Now you know what has been updated on these records. It has been made
as difficult as possible to trace the data in logfile. This should be
to avoid tampering as much as possible. :)
Regards,
Dhilip
On Mar 23, 9:16 am, chandrasekar duri <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have a doubt in jBASE journaling. When the journaling is active
> all the details of the updates made to the database are recorded in the log
> file, and i'm able to fetch the details about the transaction and i'm able
> to successfully replay the transactions. All these things are fine.
>
> My question is where is the updated data is stored. For example if we do
> some modifications to a customer in a customer table and we commit the
> record.
> Where are these modifications stored.
>
> From the log files i'm able to get only the details of the update that is
> made to the database or details of a transaction.
> But there is no information of where the updated data is being stored.
>
> Regards,
> Chandrasekar
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