Thread: How to log full substituted queries?

I'm trying to debug some queries and have

    log_statement = 'all'

in my postgresql.conf.  When I look in the resultant log file, I see
entries like this:

    INSERT INTO servers (
        hostname, last_modified, serial,
        asset_tag, grid, admin )
    VALUES
        ( $1,CURRENT_DATE,$2,
            $3,$4,$5
        )

What I'd actually like to see is the fully-parsed version, e.g.

    INSERT INTO servers (
        hostname, last_modified, serial,
        asset_tag, grid, admin )
    VALUES
        ( 'loki', CURRENT_DATE, '10-129CF',
            '213457','23G','ut1'
        )

...so I can see what the client is actually sending.  Is there a
way to do this?


andrew fabbro                                            [andrew@fabbro.org]
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am  18.01.2006, um 20:47:23 -0800 mailte andrew fabbro folgendes:
> I'm trying to debug some queries and have
>
>     log_statement = 'all'
>
> in my postgresql.conf.  When I look in the resultant log file, I see
> entries like this:
>
>     INSERT INTO servers (
>         hostname, last_modified, serial,
>         asset_tag, grid, admin )
>     VALUES
>         ( $1,CURRENT_DATE,$2,
>             $3,$4,$5
>         )

Which version?

My guess: prior as 8.1. With 8.1 PG logs the resolved variables.


HTH, Andreas
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