Thread: Logging in Stored Procedure

Logging in Stored Procedure

From
"Aaron Bono"
Date:
OK, maybe a stupid simple question but, how do you add logging to a stored procedure?  My procedure is running but the
resultsI get are not complete and I need to see better what is going wrong.  The tool I use has a debugger but the
debuggeris barfing at a particular line that, when run without the debugger, works with no errors so I know there is
somethingwrong with the debugger. <br /><br />Thanks,<br />Aaron<br clear="all" /><br />-- <br
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Re: Logging in Stored Procedure

From
"Gregory S. Williamson"
Date:
Well, perhaps the NOTICE functionality, e.g.

RAISE NOTICE ''report id of % for date %'', rpt_rec.report_id, rpt_rec.report_s_date;

This will show on the terminal if running from a console, and also writes to the log, IIRC. See the documentation for
yourversion for details. 

HTH,

Greg Williamson
DBA
GlobeXplorer LLC


-----Original Message-----
From:    pgsql-sql-owner@postgresql.org on behalf of Aaron Bono
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Subject:    [SQL] Logging in Stored Procedure

OK, maybe a stupid simple question but, how do you add logging to a stored
procedure?  My procedure is running but the results I get are not complete
and I need to see better what is going wrong.  The tool I use has a debugger
but the debugger is barfing at a particular line that, when run without the
debugger, works with no errors so I know there is something wrong with the
debugger.

Thanks,
Aaron

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