Обсуждение: Is it possible to trace all transactions done?

Hi,

Is Postgresql provide feature to log all the transactions/queries have been
triggered into log?

Thanks.

Depesz,

Thanks, this is I what I need.
After I enable the log_statement Postgresql do log the statements triggered
but I need more detail info. - time the statements been triggered to be log
as well,
is it any way to do that?


Regards,
KH Ang





               
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On 6/23/06, kah_hang_ang@toray.com.my <kah_hang_ang@toray.com.my> wrote:
Is Postgresql provide feature to log all the transactions/queries have been
triggered into log?

sure. check you postgresl.conf file.
log_statement is what you're looking for.

depesz


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kah_hang_ang@toray.com.my writes:
> After I enable the log_statement Postgresql do log the statements triggered
> but I need more detail info. - time the statements been triggered to be log
> as well,

In recent PG releases you set log_line_prefix to add whatever you want
to log entries.  Older versions are a bit less flexible, but there's
pretty much always been an option to include a timestamp in log entries.
Please read the administrator's guide ...

            regards, tom lane