Eric - I don't have TDP SQL so no experience in tracing it; but from
what
       I have read, I think your problem is that what you have
effected is
a tracing spec for the normal B/A client. The TDPs instead use the
TSM API,
and a whole different discipline. Try following the Problem
Determination
Guide's area "How do I trace the Data Protection client?", and see if
that
does the trick.

   Richard Sims

On May 2, 2006, at 4:20 AM, Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM wrote:

Hi *SM-ers!
I added the trace parameters to the dsm.opt on a client running the DP
for SQL Server client.
I added the following lines:

Tracefile d:\tdptrace\tdptrace.txt
Traceflags stats, options, compress
Tracemax 100

The tracefile confirmed this:

05/01/2006 21:30:47.745 : Current trace classes enabled:
 CONFIG, COMPRESS, TIMESTAMP, PREFIX, STATS

But it only contains the CONFIG output. No statistics, no compression
info, nothing...
What am I doing wrong???