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Chirag
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Hi,
I am trying to see the generated SQL statement from my procedure. Is there any way to see that? I searched on it and found it could be achieved if i insert following code in my procedure.
SET XRETRIEVAL=OFF
SET TRACEUSER=ON
SET TRACEOFF=ALL
SET TRACEON=STMTRACE//CLIENT
SET TRACEON=SQLAGGR//CLIENT
But still i am not able to get the sql. Can somebody guide me how to do this?

Thanks,
Chirag


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Danny-SRL
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This is what I usually use:
  
SET TRACEOFF=ALL
SET TRACEON=SQLAGGR//CLIENT
SET TRACEON=STMTRACE//CLIENT
SET TRACEON=STMTRACE/2/CLIENT
SET TRACEUSER=ON


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Chirag
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Thanks Daniel, Its working fine when i have a single procedure. But i have some procedures included in the current procedure and if html form is there, the html output is displayed not the sql query.


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Danny-SRL
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Chirag,

Did you try using "view source" on your displayed HTML? You should find the trace there.


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Chirag
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I have got it.
Thanks Daniel!


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GamP
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Chirag,

What you also can do is to specify a filename to hold the trace output, like:
SET TRACEUSER=c:\temp\tracefile.trc
in stead of
SET TRACEUSER=ON
Be sure to have the extension of the filename set to .trc, otherwise it will not write to the file.

Hope this also helps a bit...


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Francis Mariani
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GamP,

I am interested in your suggestion of saving the SQL trace in a file, but I can't get it to work.

These SQL trace commands create an empty trace file but display the SQL trace in the web browser window:

SET TRACEON=SQLTRANS
SET TRACEON=STMTRACE//CLIENT
SET TRACEON=SQLAGGR//CLIENT
SET TRACESTAMP=OFF
SET TRACEWRAP=78
SET TRACEUSER = D:\ibi\apps\testfm\tracefile.trc
-RUN


Francis


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Tom Flynn
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Hi Francis,

Try this:

  
SET TRACEUSER=D:\ibi\apps\testfm\tracefile.trc
SET TRACEUSER=ON
SET TRACEOFF=ALL
SET TRACEON=SQLAGGR/1/FSTRACE
SET TRACEON=STMTRACE/1/FSTRACE


Tom


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Francis Mariani
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Tom,

That works.

It's the FSTRACE parameter of the TRACEON statements that send the trace to the tracefile.

Thanks very much.

Cheers,


Francis


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Tom Flynn
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Hey Francis,

Glad it worked for you!!

Gerard,

Really enjoyed meeting you at Summit!! Hope all is well across the Atlantic...

Tom


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jpblake
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GamP,

Is there a way to capture the trace output into an amper variable? I would like to use it to write to an error/log file along with some other stuff. If not, I can always just -READ it back from the file using your suggestion.

Thank you,

Jesse

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