The main reason for this trace, is because we just gone public with a e-shop and we have seen some strange db-wanings (unable to obtain database-connections) - so besides from investigating this error, we just want to be really really sure that all connections are closed. So for debugging purposes this is a nice feature - just let the server run for at while, and if there are to many unused connections, it is pretty simple to back-track the log and find the error.
- Ren� -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of David Jencks Sent: 28. februar 2003 00:16 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Logging DBPool-size usage Did you try setting the org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager log level to TRACE? I think you will get what you want and more. Why do you want this? If it seems like a generally useful feature it might be a good idea to have an additional category for loggin just this info without any other fluff. However, all current cvs versions loudly warn you if you do not close a connection, and soon if not already the jsr-77 stuff will let you get pool statistics. david jencks On 2003.02.27 17:37 Ren� Nygaard wrote: > Hello all > > Jboss3.0.6 (soon 3.2x) > We have in a previous JBoss (2x i think) been able to log all usage of > the database pool-sizes, eg. when a connection is made and after > disconnecting. > But now we need this info again, and cant find the switch to enable this > information! > Where can we enable this info ? > > thanks in advance �+,~w�zf��+,��좷�o$�yy�zW(��h�礅�zxm���������&����,�ǫ����x%��I�,�ǫ�+-��.�ǟ�� ��a��l��b��,���y�+���b��?�+-�w��6�ˬz
