[Building Sakai] Favorite JDBC Loggers

[Steven Githens]

Thanks everyone.  I did end up focusing on log4jdbc.  It's pretty 
lightweight, really easy to set up, flexible, and a pretty active project.

I would like to spend some time checking out the Jamon scaffolding you 
guys have done for Sakai ( or just Jamon if it doesn't really need any 
scaffolding and just connects to the JVM ), to eventually wean myself 
off this 'free as in beer' Yourkit license.

Megacheers,
Steve

Ray Davis wrote:
> I tried all three last year, liked log4jdbc the best, but ended up 
> focusing on JAmon because we _were_ more interested in stats and we 
> could use Hibernate SQL-level logging to track down the most puzzling 
> queries.
>
> Best,
> Ray
>
> On 11/6/09 1:27 PM, Steven Githens wrote:
>> Hello dev,
>>
>> Does anyone have a favorite JDBC logger?  I've looked a bit at P6Spy, 
>> JDBC Logger, and am now thinking log4jdbc
>> looks potentially spiffing for use with Sakai.
>>
>> I'm interested in actually logging all statements, along with the 
>> thread they belong to and stuff. Not just tallying up statistics or 
>> total counts.
>>
>> Any opinions?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Steve