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SQL Monitor - ADO/SQL Server

 
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Asim
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 07, 2007 7:55 am    Post subject: SQL Monitor - ADO/SQL Server Reply with quote



 Hi All,

I wand to create a sql log for my application, some thing like SQL
Profiler, so as to track Database/Server Errors, connection being ADO.
Delphi 7 provides SQL Monitor component for dbExpress and IBSQL Monitor
for InterBase.

Whether I can use Database -> SQL Monitor from the IDE?
If not what options are available to track/debug Database/Server side
Errors.

Regards,

Asim Khan

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Brian Bushay TeamB
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 6:06 am    Post subject: Re: SQL Monitor - ADO/SQL Server Reply with quote



Quote:
I wand to create a sql log for my application, some thing like SQL
Profiler, so as to track Database/Server Errors, connection being ADO.
Delphi 7 provides SQL Monitor component for dbExpress and IBSQL Monitor
for InterBase.

Whether I can use Database -> SQL Monitor from the IDE?
No. The SQL monitor works for components where the SQL is generated in Delphi

code but in ADO the SQL is generated in the ADO layer
Quote:
If not what options are available to track/debug Database/Server side
Errors.
SQL Enterprise Manager has a Trace function you can use to capture the SQL

generated

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