on 02-01-2015 10:35 AM
How can we enable and disable JDBC trace globally .
Please be more specific.
What do you want to trace? What means "globally" here?
Generally, JDBC is a client API, so tracing usually depends on the application/the process, the user account and the machine where the tracing should be set up.
- Lars
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Please check the documentation on JDBC tracing Trace a JDBC Connection on the Command Line - SAP HANA Developer Guide for SAP HANA Studio - SAP Lib...
Basically, you need to logon with the user account for which the message occurs, and disable the trace by calling the JDBC driver jar with the TRACE OFF option.
- Lars
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