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I’ve got a LOAD statement in a Sybase Anywhere 11 DB that I fire off. The problem is that it’s an insert of about 500k records. In my transaction log, I see tons of inserts (in addition to my load) that look this: SET n1 = n1 || [SOME LARGE HEX VALUES].
I know LOAD statements are just inserts, but is there anyway for me to just log a LOAD, instead of taking up > 100MB for one LOAD?
It looks like the issue was not having this in the LOAD table statement:
WITH FILE NAME LOGGING. According to the docs, it’s the default. I believe it was because I was calling it from a client file. Regardless, it now shows only a LOAD table statement in the log file.