[progress Communities] [progress Openedge Abl] Forum Post: Re: How To Use Statement Caching...

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I agree. But realize, the OpenEdge architecture is different than other databases. Currently, the ABL query tree is created client side and requests for data are made of the db server by the client sometimes by passing query requests but not in the form of the original "query statement". The db server side therefore does not have access to the original query. Statement caching was an attempt to help with this but then again, you only get ABL source code references, not the query statement (unless the request came from OE SQL). Running with the ABL client logging will provide the information but this is client side. I realize that from the DBA perspective, access to the client side may not exist. It is an area we need to improve on. Keep the suggestions coming...

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