The JDBC driver trace options can be specified in the properties file. Valid JDBC driver trace options are as follows:
Specifies a set of comma separated fully qualified class names to exclude from a trace. For information on how to use this option, contact CA Support.
Specifies a comma separated list of fully qualified class names that will produce only trace messages from the classes included. For information on how to use this option, contact CA Support.
Enables display of data buffers sent and received in the log file. The location and name of the log file is specified in the Trace.File option.
Default: false
Displays the contents of a buffer that has been converted from Unicode and shows the contents as native representation.
Default: false
Traces all class invocations that are used for native input and output.
Default: false
Writes all objects that are invoked to the trace file that is specified.
Default: false
Specifies that a low level trace option is to be set and a CCI/TCP WDB, or a CCI/TCP and WDB trace is to be invoked.
Default: 0
Specifies the name of the file where active trace entries are to be written. The file name, if qualified, must conform to naming conventions for the platform on which the trace is being invoked. For example, if a trace is being invoked on a Windows platform and the file is to be directed to a specific folder location, you must use double backward slashes between each folder in the path. The name would be trace.file=c:\\traces\\jdbctrace.log. For UNIX or USS, the folder name would be trace.file=/u/users/trace/jdbctrace.log.
Traces when an object is created and finalized.
Default: false
Traces when native data is read or written.
Default: false
Sets a product name in the trace file. This is useful when the trace output is mixed with data from other applications.
Default: No default
Note: For more information on these options, see installed javadoc for the ca.datacom.jdbc.DatacomConnectOptions class.
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