> About the log, i'm using log_statement = "all", on the postgres config,is there any
> other specific option?
You could try setting log_min_messages = debug1 (I don't think
anything below that--i.e., debug2 through debug5--is useful for your
case, but you can give it a shot to see what's there).
> My current implementation of proxy just use sockets to transmit the data between the app (that's
> why the port 4444 on connections) to the database, that's how I check the size of data
> transfered with it (it have a GUI to clear the traffic so I can check only the operation, not the
> setup).
Nice. I didn't mean to imply you were entirely unscientific about
this, just that you should be careful regarding assumptions as to what
is sent where when. A tool like Wireshark is (relatively) easy to pick
up and gives you tremendous insight into what's going on on the wire
with no application changes required (and it even has a PostgreSQL
protocol plugin by default so you don't need to stare at raw bytes).
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