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Re: Monitoring PreparedStatements...

Mike Burdette skrev den 14-06-2007 16:06:
Is there a way to monitor the number of PreparedStaments that a Connection has used? I am maintaining a web application which was not closing the PreparedStatements. This was eventually causing a
"java.sql.SQLException: Limit on number of statements exceeded."

to be thrown. I have gone back in and closed all of the PreparedStaemants I could find. I would like a way to monitor the amount in use to determine if I have a statement "leak" or not.
Perhaps "p6spy" can do what you need?


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