...and Event ID 41207

I am running BES 5.0.0.103 and just about every 30 seconds I am getting the two Event ID's above.

Event ID 41206 states...

DBNS: Table Name is SyncDeviceConfig

Event ID 41207 states...

DBNS: DbObject=0 Update 0 rows

Anybody else have this happening or any idea what it is? Doesnt seem normal to me.

ready ... it's normal

Damn DBNS

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Can the logging level be turned down to only include errors and warnings?

Is there a way to turn these down or stop them preferably?

There has to be a way to stop the errors. Anyone have ideas? I get 6 of these a minute. If it did have something to do with logging levels what would the log be?

Did anyone get any joy with these events? I get tons of them and would like to not see them in the log file as they dont really serve any purpose and just fill up my log files!

you'll want to decrease the logging level for the log associated with this event. Take a look in the CMNG log and then change the logging level to meet what you want.

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Despite modifying the default logging levels, which were only set at 2 initially, my server continually spews out these DevMgmtConnector messages and it makes reading the event log a nightmare. Is there anywhere else these applogs can be modified?

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can you kindly paste in a few log lines?

Correlate the event you're posting from the ALRT log with the same event in another log file on the server. Events in the ALRT log are also in other log files ... the ALRT log file just serves as a single place for all alerts.

Let me know what log file you get the events from ... I'm guessing CMNG; here goes nothing.

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Had the same problem - application event log flooded with this silly informational event.

This is for Blackberry Enterprise Server Express 5

Found the solution - simple registry change as per below:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Enterprise Server\Logging Info\BlackBerry DBNS

The default value for "DebugLogLevel" is set to 4 (which I think is the max)

I set mine to 1 and it seems to have corrected this problem.