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Thanks Tom, worked well!<br />

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&gt;dbeng50 -f customer.db <br />
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If it does not work try undocumented key <br />
dbeng50 -o ... <br />
or <br />
remove transaction log<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;dblog -n customer.db <br />
and start the database.<br />
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>dbeng50 -f customer.db

If it does not work try undocumented key
dbeng50 -o ...
or
remove transaction log
     dblog -n customer.db
and start the database.
 
   
 



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When restarting the database (Customer.db) an error occurs. It looks for the (Customer.log) file (which was deleted). &nbsp;How can I restart the database without the log file? &nbsp;Can I create a generic log file and place it on the server? Is there some command line switch I can use to restart the database a different way? Looking for a step by step checklist to restart the database.
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When restarting the database (Customer.db) an error occurs. It looks for the (Customer.log) file (which was deleted).  How can I restart the database without the log file?  Can I create a generic log file and place it on the server? Is there some command line switch I can use to restart the database a different way? Looking for a step by step checklist to restart the database.

Restarting Sybase SQL Anywhere Database

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