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I’d like to monitor SQL queries executed by my application while it runs.
I’m using a dbExpress connection to an Oracle 11g database under Delphi 2007.
This used to be possible under the BDE with the sqlmon.exe utility.
Is there a similar utility for dbExpress?
I’ve tried the Toad SQL Monitor, which logs two or three queries and then promptly hangs the application. I can set up a full-blown Oracle trace, but that is overkill for everyday debugging.
To be able to monitor querys, you’ll have to use a delegate trace driver.
Read this link, it gives more info on dbexpress 4 and delphi 2007.
Note for D2009 users: With D2009, you don’t have to tweak ini files anymore, just use the object inspector, it gives the ability to stack up delegate drivers directly in the IDE.