Configure these properties on the SQL Tracing tab:
Enable SQL Tracing If you select this option, all SQL connections are traced. Trace statements, which include the method name, input parameters, and output values, are sent to the device specified in Logging Handler.
Log by Connection Select this option to create separate log files for each connection. Log file names are created using the cache name and an integer to represent the connection; for example, if the cache name is JavaCache, the log files are JavaCache1.log, JavaCache2.log, and so on.
Log Parent Handlers If you select this option, trace statements are sent to parent handlers, in addition to the device specified in Logging Handler. If the Logging Handler and its parent handlers point to the same device, trace statements can be duplicated.
Logging Handler Select the device to handle trace statements:
eas_servlet – directs trace statements to the servlet logging handler. To configure where the output is sent, see “Configuring log profiles”.
eas – writes trace statements to the server log file; for example, Jaguar.log.
eas_console – writes trace statements to the console.
