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I’ve got this toy code, works fine, using MySQL
var r = new SimpleRepository("DB", SimpleRepositoryOptions.None);
var q = r.Find<User>(x => x.UserName == "testuser");
How do I view the SQL generated by that query ?
Unfortunately using SimpleRepository you can’t do what you want without stepping into the SubSonic code. Because the Find method returns an IList it’s executed before you get the chance to evaluate the SQL that’s going to be executed. There are efforts underway to add this functionality in future versions of SubSonic but until then you’re probably best looking at the MySQL Query Profiler.