On 14 April 2010 16:22, cowwoc wrote:
> How come I can't get this working with slf4j? Meaning, when I enable
> "java.sql" I don't see any SQL statements getting logged. I've never used
> log4j with iBatis before so something else must have broken the logging...
No idea. Works for me with slf4
How come I can't get this working with slf4j? Meaning, when I
enable "java.sql" I don't see any SQL statements getting logged. I've
never used log4j with iBatis before so something else must have broken
the logging...
Can you please point me to the file and line number doing the
log
On 14 April 2010 16:14, cowwoc wrote:
>
> Who is actually doing the logging? Is it java.sql or is it the
> responsibility of the underlying JDBC driver (varies from vendor to vendor)
> to decide whether logging takes place?
iBATIS is doing the logging - but with a logger name starting with jav
Who is actually doing the logging? Is it java.sql or is it the
responsibility of the underlying JDBC driver (varies from vendor to
vendor) to decide whether logging takes place?
Thanks,
Gili
On 14/04/2010 1:35 AM, Stephen Friedrich wrote:
Using this log4j configuration I am getting all
Using this log4j configuration I am getting all sql statements added to the
"sql"
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