Well, if you were logging bpdbm, you have to stop the 
bpdbm process then remove the directory before 
restarting the process.

David

Quoting Jim VandeVegt <vandevegt AT yahoo DOT com>:

> --- "O'Shea, Don" <Don.OShea AT emergis DOT com> wrote:
> > Does anybody know how you disable logging? We were 
having a problem
> > and I
> > needed to enable logging to resolve it. Now that 
the problem is
> > resolved I
> > need to disable the logging but I can't find out 
how to do that. Is
> > it as
> > simple as deleteing the directories I created. We 
are running on an
> > NT
> > system.
> 
> Yes, just delete the directories.  Same as with a 
UNIX master server.
> > 
> > Secondly, is there a way to configure how long 
reports are kept
> > for? I need
> > to clean up some space on the drives and I don't 
need to keep
> > information on
> > backup status and such for more than a couple of 
weeks.
> 
> I'm not sure I understand the question. Are you 
talking about the
> jobs that show up in the Job Monitor (or whatever the 
NT equivalent is)?
> 
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