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> Trace level is no good to get DBD only tracing since level
> 1 and 2 is for DBI and anything after that is DBD.
Yes, sorry about that, I was being lazy in my comingling of
trace levels and trace flags.
> In addition, at the LPW speaking to Tim I mentioned I had
> implemented some trace flags in DBD::ODBC which were probably
> generic in nature and agreed to add them to DBI.
+1
> Whilst I was there I thought I could sort the trace DBD only
> issue out as well by adding a DBD trace flag.
...
> $dbh->trace('DBD');
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> Which is now duplicated in DBI for all DBDs.
> I didn't realise you did that and although I can see
> why it means you've added a flag with an uppercase
> name which is reserved for DBI. I'm not sure you'll
> ever see DBD in your parse_trace_flags after 1.617
> so you'll need to do something similar to what I
> did (below) in addition to keeping what you already
> have (above) to cover older DBIs before 1.617.
Okay, all that is good to know. So it should do
the same thing post 1.617 and the dbd::pg specific
code will never fire, right?
...
> The ENC flag is for encoding tracing.
Thanks for the explanation there, as well as all the others I
did not quote here.
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