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-123, No more log to save

-123, No more log to save

2007-01-05       - By Stephan Baehr

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Dear all,

we are using SAP Livecache with MaxDB 7.6.01 and I would like to run a
Logbackup every 60 minutes.

If there are no new entries in the log the backup ends with an error "-123,
No more log to save".

Is there any possibility to check before the backup if there are enough new
entries in the log?

Thanks in advance!



Kind regards,

Stephan B?hr