IQueryLogger¶

interface OCP\Diagnostics\IQueryLogger¶

Interface IQueryLogger

Implemented by:	`OC\Diagnostics\QueryLogger`
Source:	lib/public/Diagnostics/IQueryLogger.php#36
Parent:	`Doctrine\DBAL\Logging\SQLLogger`

Methods¶

public OCP\Diagnostics\IQueryLogger::startQuery($sql, $params=null, $types=null)¶

Mark the start of a query providing query SQL statement, its parameters and types.

This method should be called as close to the DB as possible and after

query is finished finalized with stopQuery() method.

Source:	lib/public/Diagnostics/IQueryLogger.php#47
Parameters:	$sql (string) $params (array \| null) $types (array \| null)
Since:	8.0.0

public OCP\Diagnostics\IQueryLogger::stopQuery()¶

Mark the end of the current active query. Ending query should store \OCP\Diagnostics\IQuery to

be returned with getQueries() method.

Source:	lib/public/Diagnostics/IQueryLogger.php#56
Returns:	mixed
Since:	8.0.0

public OCP\Diagnostics\IQueryLogger::getQueries()¶

This method should return all \OCP\Diagnostics\IQuery objects stored using

startQuery()/stopQuery() methods.

Source:	lib/public/Diagnostics/IQueryLogger.php#65
Returns:	`\OCP\Diagnostics\IQuery[]`
Since:	8.0.0

public OCP\Diagnostics\IQueryLogger::activate()¶

Activate the module for the duration of the request. Deactivated module

does not create and store \OCP\Diagnostics\IQuery objects.

Only activated module should create and store objects to be

returned with getQueries() call.

Source:	lib/public/Diagnostics/IQueryLogger.php#75
Since:	12.0.0