run. IsDebugMode() returns for the specific instance weather YOU will
see degubbing or not. Debuging from my expeince does use a good bit of
processing time.
However that asside somehow the debugging information is pulling
the SQL syntax form something, so it might be possible find it. I've
been trying to figure this out for fun in my spare time but I haven't
gotten anywhere with it. The only thing I have come up with,which is
discourgaging, is in the java.sql.statement a method execute exists.
I am figuring ColdFusion uses that and might be checking if debuging
is on prior to making a call to it and storing the SQL string in an
array in the ServiceFactory. I have had no luck retrieving the
java.SQL.statement object for a query even though there is a
getstatement method in the coldfusion.sql.QueryTable (atleast I think
thats the object that has the method)
Adam H
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 16:22:43 -0400, Dave Watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This brings up an interesting question though, if my ip is not
> > in the list then I don't get debug information and debug mode
> > is turned off, so why is debugging being enabled on a production
> > machine bad?
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