Noesis said:

I am not usre if you are referring to enable the binary log

I think that Binary logging is at more of a redo / undo binary data block level as in ib_logfile0 and ib_logfile1. 

You want SQL Query Logging  http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/query-log.html

Add a line to dbengine.ini:

general_log = 'ON'

(probably under C:\Program Files (x86)\winsim\ConnectionManager\MySqlBinary\5.6.10)   (Check the properties of the Connection Manager service for the path)

There will be a log file created in the 'SAJ' folder with the name of the workstation and a 'LOG' extension.  

Execute the transaction, copy the log file and paste it somewhere you can work on it.   I found that renaming to .CSV formatted it the best

On starting Sage 50 there will be a log file created in the 'SAJ' folder with the name of the workstation and a 'LOG' extension.   The file will be deleted when closing the Sage 50 Company File.

Execute the transaction you want to see, copy the log file and paste it somewhere you can work on it, the transactions are in chronological order.   I found that renaming to .CSV and autofiltering it in Excel worked best. 

The above information is intended for study and troubleshooting only, the user of it takes all responsibility for not violating the Sage 50 software and SDK End User license agreements.   

I did get this to work but I REALLY don't recommend it. There have been a ton of issues that had to get resolved over the years with account reconciliation and everything. It is an INCREDIBLE gap in their SDK that they do not allow for this and I'm very seriously considering dropping support for this feature in our connector. It just too flaky.

Hi Mike, out of a lack of options I have to embark into a similar approach to get all invoices out and post back in payment receipts. Could I ask you to share some of your experiences, pointing at booby traps and the likes?  It could be ... therapeutic? . Thank you kindly for considering it.