So there's no way to limit the size? That's a bad aspect for Firebird
in my opinion (the server I'm talking about is a 24x7 server, so we
can't afford shutting down Firebird...).

What about removing the file with Firebird running? Does it keep the
file open or open/closes it every time it needs to log something?


Tks for the answer
Rodrigo

> You can delete the log file any time the Firebird server is not
> running. If you think you need to archive the logs, you could run a

batch

> job on the host machine each night to zip up the day's log file and

archive

> it; then delete the file. The server will automatically start a new

log

> next time it starts up.
>
> ./heLen