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ugh... I hate to ask this but after a long time of Googling console guides, I couldn't find it. What's the command to get script/console to show such things as what SQL is being used when executing commands in the console?
Last edited by dann (2009-04-13 16:24:16)
ugh... I hate to ask this but after a long time of Googling console guides, I couldn't find it. What's the command to get script/console to show such things as what SQL is being used when executing commands in the console?
I don't think you can do this in the standard console. You can see it in the log file though. I usually have the console open in one window and the log opened with 'tail -f' in another, and tab between them.
You can redirect the logger output to STDOUT, here's a couple of blogs about how to do it:
System wide console logging
Watching ActiveRecord
Thanks...to do it straight from the console (w/o editing the config files), just type: ActiveRecord::Base.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
This helped me a lot. Before this I didn't have any logging at all in development.log while working in the console. Do you have any idea why it happened? (I checked any file, that might have been modified while I was in the console, but find none)
