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SUMMARYMicrosoft Systems Management Server uses SQL Server extensively. Therefore it is necessary that you diagnose connection or access problems to SQL Server on a regular basis. You may also need to manipulate data stored in the SQL Server. MORE INFORMATION
A common function used to access SQL Server is the ability to log each SQL
command into the existing SMS trace logs. "Select" or "update" statements
appear as they are issued, which may slow down performance. To enable this
function:
Additional information is also available directly from SQL Server itself. By running i/SQL and issuing the following, the SQL\LOGS\ERRORLOG.* file(s) will also be updated with the commands being issued by each application:
This configuration can be toggled off and on as follows:
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These settings should not be active for normal use of the system and are
intended for debugging purposes only. Once you obtain output in the
respective log files, they can be used to determine more closely what is
happening.
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