TomBascom
Curmudgeon
I haven't personally touched EFI but it is a "known application" -- one with a high enough profile that people like me are are aware of it anyhow
The client statement cache can be activated and viewed in PROMON. Go to the R&D menu, option 1 (status), [HASHTAG]#18[/HASHTAG] Client Database-Request Statement Cache ...
Unlike your description of the SQL profiler it does not collect history -- it isn't a "trace" sort of feature.
The client statement cache can be activated and viewed in PROMON. Go to the R&D menu, option 1 (status), [HASHTAG]#18[/HASHTAG] Client Database-Request Statement Cache ...
Unlike your description of the SQL profiler it does not collect history -- it isn't a "trace" sort of feature.