On Wed, 2007-06-20 at 11:16 -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
> Mario Splivalo <mario.splivalo@mobart.hr> writes:
> > I finaly see the actuall parametars the function was called with, but, I
> > have too much lines for a simple SELECT.
>
> Well, if you set log_min_messages to DEBUG, as you evidently have,
> you're going to get a pretty chatty log. You might want to rethink
> your log_duration threshold as well.
Yes, I have log_min_messages to DEBUG, but if I set it to INFO, NOTICE,
WARNING or ERROR I still have PARSE LOG, BIND LOG/BIND DETAIL entries. I
haven't been able to found what exactley they are, and I'd realy like to
not have them in my log files.
I need to have log_duration at 0 so I log EVERY call from the jdbc to
the postgresql because that's excellent way of debuging the dataflow
from the middle-tier to the application.
I guess I'll be using pg7.4 JDBC driver for development, and use 8.2
JDBC in production (there I have log_duration set to around 600).
Could anyone point me on what exactly PARSE LOG and BIND LOG entries
are?
Mario
