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Not sure what’s up. DEBUG mode is set to be on, and everything else is working fine:
>>> from django.db import connection
>>> connection.queries
[]
Nothing is added to connection.queries, even when I refresh a page that I know is doing queries..
Background: Using SQLite for the db, Django version 1.3.1, Python 2.7
You wouldn’t get an entry in
connection.queriesin the shell when you refresh a page – that’s not how it works. You’ll get an entry when you perform a query in the shell.If you want to see what your page is doing, you can dump connection.queries to the page output, or even better use the Django-debug-toolbar.