Summary: Use the SQL Server Management features to view the log of your requests.
Keywords: 6828, Windows, SQL, MSSQL, 2005, server, management, view, request, log
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To View Your SQL Request Log:
The following steps assume that you have accessed your Control Panel. For information about accessing your Control Panel, go to How do I access my Windows Hosting Control Panel?
- On your Hosting Control Panel, click MSSQL Control Panel. The SQL Server Management window appears.
- Click Manage for the database you want. The Manage SQL Database window appears.
- Click View Full Request Log. The Request Log window appears.
Note: This page may take a few minutes to load. If you have not yet upgraded your MSSQL database, you are taken to the Manage SQL Database window which will allow you to perform the upgrade. You must upgrade your database in order to use these feature.
The following fields are available in the Request Log:
- Create Date/Time: The timestamp of the request.
- ID: The identification key for the database.
- Type: The type of request.
- Database: The name of the database used for the request.
- Status: The status of the request, whether it has been processed.
- Results: The results of the request, whether it succeeded or failed.
For information about backing up your database, go to Backing Up Your Database.
For information about importing your database using a direct connection to your remote SQL database, go to Importing Your Database Using Direct Connection.
For information about importing your database using a database file, go to Importing Your Database Using a Database File.