The highest level of logging set in Witango would only show you the
action that was run when the resulting MYSQL Error occurred. Once you
get into the realm of the database error, you have to scour you Database
documentation.
Since Witango works with ODBC databases you are stuck with having to try
to figure out what the database is complaining about. The best debug can
do is narrow down to the database action.

Ben Johansen - http://www.pcforge.com
Authorized Witango Reseller http://www.pcforge.com/WitangoGoodies.htm 
Authorized MDaemon Mail Server Reseller
http://www.pcforge.com/AltN.htm
Ok, here I go ;-)




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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 4:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Witango-Talk: Debugging techniques


Hello all,

Since I turned debugging on, I realized my code wasn't as as perfect as
I thought :-) !
So now I am using LOGGINGLEVEL=LogLevel1 and get occasionally errors (
[Error] 170, Error] -101, incorrect MSSQL operation in most of the cases
). 
The debugging information does not offer enough to pinpoint the
offending code.
I am under the impression that enabling higher logging levels would have
a severe impact on a production server, and I cannot reproduce the error
on the development system.
 
So, I have modified the error.htx to record all errors, and I also
provide an entry for the users to explain the event, but so far without
success (they just don't bother entering the information).
I am looking to get information similar to that displayed when debugging
is enabled.
My server is running: WindowsNT /SP4, Tango 2000/SP1, MSSQL 7

Questions: 

1-
Is there any way I can get more meaningful information to help in the
debugging ? Or is there another way to gather more information about the
problem? 
MSSQL problems of this sort can be solved by redesign, of course; so the
solution should be applicable to any type of errors.

2-
We are going to buy wiTango 5.0 next month. Is debugging any easier in
witango 062 ?

3-
Has anybody experienced the cookie buffer overflow problem? I am
interested in what was recorded (in logging files) and if both 
the Tango Server and Tango ServerWatcher quitted working.

Many thanks,
Mihai.



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