Eric,
I have always wanted the same thing for both debugging as well as logging.
The best I have been able to come up with is a wrapper class to
PreparedStatement. This works well with the exception that some of the
methods of PreparedStatement are depreciated and you will always get a
com
Hi,
This does work, both with the postgress and mysql drivers.
But I do need to make SURE it will work no matter the driver, so it sounds
like Garry's code would be the best bet for that.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Eric
>How about the toString() method ;-)
>
>Ok, may not be standard JDBC, but:
>
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Quoting Garry Thuna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Eric,
>
> I have always wanted the same thing for both debugging as well as
> logging.
How about the toString() method ;-)
Ok, may not be standard JDBC, but:
PreparedStatement ps = ;
// later
org.postgresql.jdbc2.PreparedStatement ps2 =
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Eric,
I have always wanted the same thing for both debugging as well as logging.
The best I have been able to come up with is a wrapper class to
PreparedStatement. This works well with the exception that some of the
methods of PreparedStatement are depreciated and you will always get a
compiler
