Without changing anything in my code is there a way to tell JDBC to print any query executed by Statement#executeUpdate(…) and Statement#execute(…)?
It would be really useful for debugging purposes.
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Without changing anything in my code is there a way to tell JDBC to print any query executed by Statement#executeUpdate(…) and Statement#execute(…)?
It would be really useful for debugging purposes.
I’ve tried all of your suggestion but at the end I’ve found log4jdbc and I used it