Re: debugging, time for fetches?

Hi Jonathan,
	Here is what I usually do:

- Turn on adaptor channel this shows when sql is sent to the database 
and when it gets rows back. Then you can put in a log in the database 
context delegate that prints a line in the 
databaseContextDidSelectObjects which is called after the eo hydrating 
is done. Note that all this logging slows everything down a bit but you 
should be able to see what is taking a while (for bonus points print a 
stack trace in the didSelect method to see who the offending line is 
that is causing a fetch).

Regards,
	Max

On Wednesday, October 9, 2002, at 10:43 AM, Jonathan Rochkind wrote:

> I can set EOAdaptorDebugging=true to see all the SQL in the console.  
> Is there any way to set things so the _time_ it took to perform each 
> fetch, ideally including the time it takes to instantiate all the 
> objects from the fetch, is included in my console output?  To make it 
> easier to figure out the best place to work on optimization, for a 
> page-load that's longer than I'd like?
>
> --Jonathan
>
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