Hello,
Is there a simple way to check if indexes specified in entities are well taken into account by ObjectDb ?
Regards,
Xirt
You can see query execution details, including usage of indexes:
Full general conf :
<general>
<temp path="$temp" threshold="64mb" />
<network inactivity-timeout="0" />
<url-history size="50" user="true" password="true" />
<log path="/var/lib/tomcat7/logs/objectdb" max="8mb" stdout="true" stderr="true" />
<log-archive path="/var/lib/tomcat7/objectdb/archive/" retain="330" />
<logger name="query" level="trace" />
<!--<logger name="*" level="error" /> -->
<!--<logger name="query.manager" level="debug" />-->
</general>
I've got nothing in "/var/lib/tomcat7/logs/objectdb" directory.
I've got a file in archive ( containing infos about enhanced classes ) when i replace query by "*"
Maybe ObjectDB doesn't use that specific configuration file. Check the location of the objectdb.conf file, the location of the objectdb.jar file (that your application is using) and the information on this manual page.
I've added the args to my tomcat server but i'm sure that's was OK because name="*" output enhanced classes.
I'm using objectdb 2.6.2, may the conf has changed ...
I don't want to update my version because of potential regression or differents behaviours ( already experimented this ).
Well, i still don't understand my issue