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I can't speak for Oracle, DB2 on Windows, MySQL, etc. But I know for a fact you can see the current log in SQLServer, I just tried it. Check out the "DBCC Log" command. It's the basis for many third-party tools like Lumigent's Log Explorer, but DBCC itself is a native SQLServer command. And I'll bet if it works in SQLServer it would work in Sybase too. -Walden
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