Here is the JDBC debugging calls for Orion... just put them in your orion start statement using -D... for example "java -Ddatasource.verbose -Djdbc.debug -jar orion.jar"
| Property name | Description |
| datasource.verbose | Setting this to true gives you verbose info on datasource-creation. When a new datasource is created (at startup) it will print something like this to the console: "jdbc:HypersonicSQL:defaultdb: Started" or "Orion Pooled jdbc:oracle:thin:@test.foo.com:1521:oracle8i: Started". You will also be notified when connections are opened, when connections are released to the pool, etc. |
| jdbc.debug | Setting this to true gives you some very verbose information when jdbc calls are made. This information is not as useful as the one for datasource.verbose. |
| jdbc.nontx.autocommit | Can be used to set whether autocommit should be on for non-transaction connections. Specify false to turn it off, normally it is on. |
| jdbc.connection.debug | If you are having trouble with leaking jdbc connections, set this to true to find out where the leaked connection was created. |
| debug.jdbc.check | Set this to true to perform additional tests when using jdbc.debug="true". |
"Koster, K.J." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear All,
I'm having some trouble finding what Orion is doing in my databases. I get
truncated data without any error messages.
How can I see what SQL statements Orion executes? (MySQL, with the mm-mysql
driver, if that matters).
When I have a Java long datatype for a CMP property on an enity bean. It's
mapped to int(11) in the database. How come the values are truncated? Who is
clipping my longs?
Kees Jan
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