Creating a Unix ODBC Trace

The following methods will allow you to create a Unix ODBC trace.  Please use the method, which corresponds to your Driver Manager and OpenLink Driver Version:   1. Default iODBC Driver Manager Trace  -   A. Descend into your client's ~/openlink/bin directory.   B. vi the odbc.ini file.   C. OpenLink 4.0 users must append the following entry at the top of the file:   [ODBC]     DebugFile=/absolute/path/to/openlink/opltrace.log   D. OpenLink 3.2 users must append the following entry at the top of the file: [UDBC]     DebugFile=/absolute/path/to/openlink/opltrace.log      E. Recreate the error message.   F. Forward opltrace.log to technical.support@openlinksw.com, and reference your problem. 2. Third-Party Driver Manager Trace -   A. Open your client's ~/openlink/bin/udbc.ini file.   B. Uncomment [UDBC] DebugFile = c:/SQL282.log .   C. Recreate the error condition.   D. Disable further tracing by recommenting DebugFile.   E. Locate the file indicated by the DebugFile parameter.   F. Forward the file to technical.support@openlinksw.com.   Note: If you experience problems, check your file permissions and insure that you attempt to trace under a non-root userid. Root tracing is disabled for security purposes. Additionally, if you are requested to create multiple traces, rename each trace in between operations. Otherwise, a second trace might overwrite the first trace.