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From: "Patrick S dot Leung" <pleung at easygroup dot com>
Subject: Re: cannot insert text after new sybase install
Date: Feb 16 2000 2:01AM
Hi Michael,
You are right. I found the following message being hidden:
..
Server message:
Message number 7130, Severity 16, State 1, Line 1
Message String: WRITETEXT with no log is not valid at this time.
Database DEV1 must be configured for this.
However, I compare the options with sp_dboption of both database and they are
the same. Would you have any quick suggest? Sorry that I am not a fully
qualified DBA.
Thanks a lot.
Patrick
Michael Peppler wrote:
> Patrick S. Leung writes:
> > Hi,
> >
> > My production Sybase server is built from the very early download. Due
> > to load issue I have build a new one, from one of the Redhat 5.2
> > application disk. I have noticed that everything works except using
> > sybperl ct_send_data to insert/update text fields, and it doesn't insert
> > any more. There is no error msg from Sybase nor the web server. The
> > perl scripts were running of the original web server, as I have only
> > pointed the web server to the new database server.
> >
> > I suspect the Sybase rpm is of different version, as there is a
> > difference in the language installation shell scripts. Would that be
> > possible? Also, would upgrade to sybperl 2.11 helps?
>
> No - there is NO reason why ct_send_data should stop working, unless
> you have a difference in the tables, or something else that could
> cause this.
>
> Are you certain that there are no error messages? They could be hidden
> due to some filtering in the server message callbacks...
>
> Michael
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