Enable ODBC tracing on Linux

To enable tracing for all ODBC applications or specifically for Devart ODBC Driver for Dynamics 365, edit the odbcinst.ini file.

Enable tracing for all ODBC applications

1. Open the odbcinst.ini file.

By default, the file is located at /etc/odbcinst.ini.

2. Under the [ODBC] section, add the following options:

  • Trace – Enables tracing when set to Yes.
  • TraceFile – The full path to the log file. For example: /home/jordansanders/odbc_trace.log.
[ODBC]
Trace = Yes
TraceFile = <filepath>

Enable tracing using driver for all ODBC apps

3. Once the issue is reproduced, disable tracing by setting Trace to No in the odbcinst.ini file.

Enable tracing for Devart ODBC Driver for Dynamics 365

1. Open the odbcinst.ini file.

By default, the file is located at /etc/odbcinst.ini.

2. Under the [Devart ODBC Driver for Dynamics 365] section, add the following options:

  • LogFileName – The full path to the log file. For example: /home/jordansanders/devart_sf.log.
  • Logging – Enables tracing when set to True.
[Devart ODBC Driver for Dynamics 365]   
LogFileName = <filepath>   
Logging = True

Enable tracing using driver on Linux

3. Once the issue is reproduced, disable tracing by setting Logging to False in the odbcinst.ini file.