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Usually that's what I'm doing when it's on an environment I can access the database. Though sometimes the customer doesn't allow a direct database access ;)On 21 Feb, 2013,at 02:35 PM, andres tamayo wrote:If you are working with micrsoft SQL i prefer to use the SQL profiler. 2013/2/21 laurent
If you are working with micrsoft SQL i prefer to use the SQL profiler.
2013/2/21 laurent matheo :
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> Hi :)
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> Thanks a lot, both of you :)
> Yep indeed it's a query from overview console on hpd:help desk.
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> Laurent ;)
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> On 21 Feb, 2013,at 06:25 AM, vaibhav wadekar
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Hi :)Thanks a lot, both of you :)Yep indeed it's a query from overview console on hpd:help desk.Laurent ;)On 21 Feb, 2013,at 06:25 AM, vaibhav wadekar wrote:** Yes it's looks like non admin user performing some operation as it looking for groups to which user belong to. If it is admin user, you
Yes it's looks like non admin user performing some operation as it looking
for groups to which user belong to. If it is admin user, you might see
short version of SQL.
To get complete SQL statement, you can set the parameter Rahul suggested in
ar.cfg
Regards/Vaibhav
On Wednesday, February 20, 2
You can try parameter Enable-Unlimited-Log-Line-Length: T
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Hi List ^_^
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Hi List ^_^I have a little question, when I log "SQL" with ARS it happens that some very long SQL queries (like nearly 4k) are "truncated" and finish by "...", for example (I just post the begin and the end of it):///SELECT COUNT(*) FROM T2120 WHERE T2120.C23009 = 'ACTIVITY')
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