Hi,
I create a first libpq trace log patch.
In this patch,
- All message that PQtrace() gets are output to the libpq trace log file
(I maybe select more effective message in the future patch)
- Trace log output style is changed slightly from previously proposed
This patch not include documentation,
but you can see parameter detail and how to use it by looking at my previous e-mail.
If get the trace log, set PGLOGDIR/logdir and PGLOGSIZE/logsize.
These parameters are set in the environment variable or the connection service
file.
- logdir or PGLOGDIR : directory where log file written
- logsize or PGLOGSIZE : maximum log size(M). When the log file size exceeds to
PGLOGSIZE, the log is output to another file.
The log file name is determined as follow.
libpq-%ProcessID-%Y-%m-%d_%H%M%S.log
Trace log example;
Start : 2018/10/30 08:02:24.433 ... time(a)
Query: SELECT pg_catalog.set_config('search_path', '', false)
To backend> Msg Q
To backend> "SELECT pg_catalog.set_config('search_path', '', false)"
To backend> Msg complete, length 60
Start sending message to backend: 2018/10/30 08:02:24.433 ... time(b)
End sending message to backend: 2018/10/30 08:02:24.433 ... time(c)
Start receiving message from backend: 2018/10/30 08:02:24.434 ... time(d)
End receiving message from backend: 2018/10/30 08:02:24.434 ... time(e)
From backend> T
From backend (#4)> 35
From backend (#2)> 1
From backend> "set_config"
From backend (#4)> 0
From backend (#2)> 0
From backend (#4)> 25
From backend (#2)> 65535
From backend (#4)> -1
From backend (#2)> 0
From backend> D
From backend (#4)> 10
From backend (#2)> 1
From backend (#4)> 0
From backend> C
From backend (#4)> 13
From backend> "SELECT 1"
From backend> Z
From backend (#4)> 5
From backend> Z
From backend (#4)> 5
From backend> I
End : 2018/10/30 08:02:24.435 ... time(f)
From time(a) to time(b): time for libpq processing
From time(b) to time(c): time for traffic
From time(c) to time(d): time for backend processing
From time(d) to time(e): time for traffic
From time(e) to time(f): time for libpq processing
Regards,
Aya Iwata
