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TraceFile – PB Docs 2019 – PowerBuilder Library

TraceFile – PB Docs 2019

TraceFile

database parameter

Description

Specifies that the JDBC Driver Manager Trace tool should trace a
connection to the database you access through the PowerBuilder JDBC
interface.

Applies to

JDB JDBC

Syntax

Default value

None

Usage

The JDBC Driver Manager Trace logs errors and informational
messages originating from the Driver object currently loaded (such as
the SAP Sybase jConnect JDBC driver) when PowerBuilder connects to a
database through the JDBC interface. It writes this information to a log
file (default is JDBC.LOG) or to a file you specify. The amount of trace
output varies depending on the JDBC driver being used.

You can start and stop the JDBC Driver Manager Trace in the
PowerBuilder development environment by editing the database profile for
the connection you want to trace. You can also start and stop the JDBC
Driver Manager Trace in a PowerBuilder application by specifying the
TraceFile parameter in the appropriate script.

For more information about using the JDBC Driver Manager Trace
tool, see the section called “Using the
JDBC Driver Manager Trace tool”
in Connecting to Your Database.

Examples

To start the JDBC Driver Manager Trace and specify a log
file:

  • Database profile

    Select the Trace JDBC Calls check box and type the following
    in the Trace File box on the Options page in the Database Profile
    Setup dialog box:

  • Application

    Type the following in code:


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