That is just great! Of course you have to overwrite. Didn't think of
that. Thanx GriGri
On May 30, 2:17 pm, grigri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Remeber that debug_backtrace() is a very expensive function to call!
> It might have a significant slowdown on your app's performance, even
> if it is ju
Remeber that debug_backtrace() is a very expensive function to call!
It might have a significant slowdown on your app's performance, even
if it is just in debug mode.
Anyways, you just need to implement a custom datasource and override
the logQuery() method.
[assuming you're using MySQL - if you
Hi Abhimanyu,
The thing is that I want to know it on the live environment.
The quantity of content in the database is slightly different then on
my development environment.
Anyway. Can you advise in a good debugger that has this tool?
On May 29, 7:13 pm, Abhimanyu Grover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
I figured out best way is to use a debugger to do this debugging...
I'll be monitoring this thread if someone has suggestions about this.
On May 29, 8:02 pm, Primeminister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to add a comment after each query that is build by cakePHP.
> So when I do $this
Hi,
I want to add a comment after each query that is build by cakePHP.
So when I do $this->findAll($conditions) I want it to automagicly be
added with a comment that will show up in my log. Example:
SELECT * FROM posts AS Post WHERE id=12; /* getPost -
posts_controller.php */
The comment is then
