No, just standard select/update statements. I set log_statement = 'ddl' in
postgresql.conf and did a reload just to make sure no ddl commands were
being executed.
Here is a list of the unique sql statements (first few words only) for a
test session (extracted with log_statement = 'all'):
BEGIN;declare "SQL_CUR05628E20" cursor for SELECT
COMMIT
INSERT INTO
RELEASE _EXEC_SVP_056292B0
SAVEPOINT _EXEC_SVP_056292B0
SELECT
UPDATE
close "SQL_CUR05628E20";commit
declare "SQL_CUR05628E20" cursor with hold for SELECT COUNT(*) FROM
delete from
Thanks...jack
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