I am going to make the bold assumption that DB2 connect EE keeps track of
who accessed what DB2 subsystem, and any errors that occurred during that
connection in a log file some place. As far as I can tell, they were having
connection problems on Wednesday and wanted to see if it was DB2 connect EE
or something else. Since they had no problems going to development DB2,
just prod, I suspect it's the target DB2 subsystem not DB2 connect EE, but
regardless there should I suspect, be a log with who did what to whom on
the DB2 connect EE server some place.
Again, this is a guess as I didn't install it, and I am largely unfamiliar
with it. Just trying to get an answer for someone whom I owe a favor.
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What do you mean by access log?
On Friday 10 January 2003 09:25 am, you wrote:
> Someone in development is putzing with Db2 connect enterprise edition
under
> Linux. Does anyone know offhand where the access log for it would be?
this
> isn't something I regularly support so I'm at a loss to answer them
without
> a query to IBM - and I'm not sure we're covered under service contract
for
> db2 EE queries....
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