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Old September 29th, 2004, 08:04 AM
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Hi, does anyone know if it's possible to trace Jaybird to check what statements are run through it?
I'm calling stored procs from SOAP service and I don't know exactly what kind of SQL is generated.
Thanks in advance for any help!!
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Old September 29th, 2004, 12:28 PM
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Hi, does anyone know if it's possible to trace Jaybird to check what statements are run through it?
I'm calling stored procs from SOAP service and I don't know exactly what kind of SQL is generated.
Thanks in advance for any help!!


I looked in the jaybird manual and didn't found anything ,

Can you print the sql statement before the query is executed ?
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Unfortunately the query is executed by a closed source webservice that I'm (trying) to consume with an Axis client.
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hmm , maybe modify the jaybird sources to print statements to a log file
just an ideea ...
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The FAQ (How do I use stored procedures with JayBird?) gave me the answer, it's incredible that standard way of calling an sp is not supported!!!!
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hmm yes it is a problem

3) 631090: Calling stored procedures - cannot be fixed with current Firebird implementation.
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hmm yes it is a problem

3) 631090: Calling stored procedures - cannot be fixed with current Firebird implementation.


Which is apparently not correct as standard syntax works with Firebird ODBC driver. When standard syntax is used ODBC driver goes to the server, requests _BLR_ source for procedure as text (via appropriate BLOB filter) and considers procedure selectable if it contains BLR equivalent for SUSPEND statement.
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Actually it seems that it can be traced.
Can anyone help me in setting this up in Tomcat/Axis?
Thanks in advance
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this was taken from the list , didn't test it yet

when you start tomcat you should use -DFBLog4j=true for java parameters
and enable DEBUG level for org.firebirdsql package in log4j.

You need to create a file named log4j.properties (where you start the tomcat) with values from examples
http://jaybirdwiki.firebirdsql.org/FAQ/JayBirdLogging
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