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- <host> - the URL for the web server on which you deployed database.war.
- <port> - port where the container is listening for http requests. This defaults to 8082 if the database connector was deployed in the tomcat bundle or port 8081 if you are running the Database Connector in Standalone mode.
- <queryset name> - queryset name defined in the database connector configuration file.
- <query name> – query name defined in the database connector configuration file.
Logfiles
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The database connector logging output is very helpful for troubleshooting database SQL issues. This example shows the log entry generated when browsing with an incorrect query name.
The database connector logs version information for each datasource definition as it makes initial contact with your database(s).
To log the actual SQL statement, arguments, number or rows returned and success status, set logging level to INFO. There are different logfiles for the Standalone and tomcat bundle installations. Standalone modeThere are four logfiles in <db-home>\database\database-connector-2.5.x\logs
Turning on DEBUG level logging
Tomcat bundleThe database connector writes all output to a single logfile <frevvo-home>\tomcat\logs\database-connector.YYYY-MM-DD.log Turning on DEBUG level logging
Switch the Database Connector log in JSON formatLogging output defaults to text format. To switch to JSON format, add thisproperty to the frevvo-config.properties for the frevvo-tomcat bundle or to dbconnector.properties file for the standalone bundle.
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All DBC SQL operations are performed within a database transaction. The When the following SQL errors cause to generate occur, flags the submission with an error and generates Doc Action Failure emails to the tenant or /flow admin users and tag the submission (s) :
- An update statement updates ) rows and autocreate is false
- A query with autocreate=true is missing a create statement
- A query when autodelete is true and is missing the delete statement
- A query with the Delete statement and the delete Key is not defined
- A delete statement where the specified delete key cannot be found in the retrieved resultset
- If any one of the SQL operations (except Update) fails - For
- For example: When calling a querySet with 1 or more autocreate or autodelete=true, internally the DBC is likely to execute multiple SQL statements:
- It will try to delete all rows that were deleted from the form
- resultSet that were originally in the
- resultSet retrieved from the database.
- It will try to update rows from the form
- resultSet - and if autocreate is true and the update fails, it will execute an insert for each update failure.
- For example: When calling a querySet with 1 or more autocreate or autodelete=true, internally the DBC is likely to execute multiple SQL statements:
- Browsing the URL to generate the schema for querysets
Updates do not trigger errors due to several valid use cases for update failures ex: autocreate=true
tenant
Log entries for the error are captured in the database-connector.YYYY-MM-DD.log
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2017-10-26 13:46:05.828 ERROR mycompany 93f95ebc-6a85-4426-a015-eb34a1c96042 17048 --- [http-nio-8082-exec-8] c.f.connectors.database.QueryResource : Create operation not defined for query BIRT/createOrder
2017-10-26 13:46:05.829 INFO mycompany 93f95ebc-6a85-4426-a015-eb34a1c96042 17048 --- [http-nio-8082-exec-8] org.restlet.Component (2011499821) : 2017-10-26 13:46:05 127.0.0.1 - 127.0.0.1 8082 POST /database/BIRT/createOrder - 404 328 535 6 http://localhost:8082 Jakarta Commons-HttpClient/3.1 - |
Live Forms tomcat running on non-default port
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