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I have looked in the sql scripts used to create the audit database tables and I have located a possible problem: The Sessionlog.Client column is defines as varchar(64) Apparently Audit stores the version string reported by the client into this column and I have found that there may be a problem in this area since the verboseness of the version string has increased a lot. Here is what my client reports: "Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.5.04 (Zen) Build 3055 (Release Candidate 7)" In my database I see that CVSNT adds " (cvsgui active)" to the end of the client version string. Clearly this is approaching/passing the limits of a 64 char column.... I'd suggest that the column width is changed to at least 128 chars to accommodate the data actually possible to receive. I have encountered this problem before and reported it but it seems like the sql scripts have not changed. When a client connects with a long version string then there will be an abort of the commands if the audit cannot do its thing. -- /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)