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Trying to initiate a recording session. What is wrong with what I am doing below? The command reference says that the timezone defaults to the local timezone if none is specified. Tried both with YYYY and YY as in the example. $ isql -Usybase -SSYBASE_hist Password: 1> hs_create_recording_session SYBASE_mon, 2, "/usr/sybase/ASE-12_5/install/history", "2003/06/23 11:40", "2003/06/23 11:45" 2> go Invalid range of date/time values. (return status = 1) 1> hs_create_recording_session SYBASE_mon, 2, "/usr/sybase/ASE-12_5/install/history", NULL, "2003/06/23 11:45" 2> go Invalid range of date/time values. (return status = 1) 1> hs_create_recording_session SYBASE_mon, 2, "/usr/sybase/ASE-12_5/install/history", NULL, "03/06/23 11:45" 2> go Invalid range of date/time values. (return status = 1) 1 |
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John Salvo <jmsalvo (AT) yahoo (DOT) com.au> wrote : Trying to initiate a recording session. What is wrong with what I am doing below? The command reference says that the timezone defaults to the local timezone if none is specified. Tried both with YYYY and YY as in the example. $ isql -Usybase -SSYBASE_hist Password: 1> hs_create_recording_session SYBASE_mon, 2, "/usr/sybase/ASE-12_5/install/history", "2003/06/23 11:40", "2003/06/23 11:45" 2> go Invalid range of date/time values. (return status = 1) 1> hs_create_recording_session SYBASE_mon, 2, "/usr/sybase/ASE-12_5/install/history", NULL, "2003/06/23 11:45" 2> go Invalid range of date/time values. (return status = 1) 1> hs_create_recording_session SYBASE_mon, 2, "/usr/sybase/ASE-12_5/install/history", NULL, "03/06/23 11:45" 2> go Invalid range of date/time values. (return status = 1) 1 The commands look correct to me. An idea is creating a recording session without explicit dates, then looking at the date format shown by hs_list sessions Regards, Mariano Corral I had similar problems... Its a real pain in the butt to get this |
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