Hi, That's strange. Could you try it:
a) WITHOUT the name. i.e. trace_id= svc.trace_start(trace_config) b) WITH explicit database name specification in config, For example trace_config= """<database *> enabled true log_connections true log_transactions true log_statement_finish true time_threshold 0 </database>""" or trace_config= """<database mydatabase.fdb> enabled true log_connections true log_transactions true log_statement_finish true time_threshold 0 </database>""" best regards Pavel Cisar IBPhoenix Dne 23.10.2013 11:41, Harriv napsal(a): > > > Hi, > > I tried to get trace log from Python application, but haven't yet > succeeded. I'm using Python 2.7, Firebird 2.5.2 and FDB 1.4. This is > what I tried: > > > |>>> import fdb >>>> svc= fdb.services.connect(password='masterkey', host='localhost') >>>> trace_config= """<database> > enabled true > log_connections true > log_transactions true > log_statement_finish true > time_threshold 0 > > </database>""" >>>> trace_id= svc.trace_start(trace_config, 'test_trace_2') >>>> svc.readline() > > | > > Program stops there, svc.readline never returns and I have to kil Python > shell. Am I missing something or where do I go wrong? > > I also made this StackOverflow question: > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19521998/how-to-use-firebird-audit-and-trace-services-with-python > > > >
