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There are two ways to do it. The server-side approach is to increase
logging levels in the config file and then "pg_ctl reload". See
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/interactive/runtime-config.html#RUNTIME-CONFIG-LOGGING
for the stuff involved.
The other way to do it is client side. In this case, you have to
increase the logging level of your database connection. For example, if
you have a perl DBD application, find the initilization of the database
handle (by convention named $dbh) and then add
$dbh->trace(2);
After it.
Drew
Eric Anderson Vianet SAO wrote:
| I run an application which connects to my pgsql DB.
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| How could I see which query is sent to DB when, an example, i push
some
| application button (such ´find´).
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| sds
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| Eric Anderson
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