| Subject | Re: Hunting Down Deadlock Exceptions | 
|---|---|
| Author | robert_difalco | 
| Post date | 2004-12-02T21:53:57Z | 
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Rick DeBay" <rdebay@r...> wrote:
performs an insert on a table. The table then has a trigger that
updates another table each time the first table is inserted to. Is
there a way to get the deadlock exception to say what exactly it is
deadlocked on? Maybe a property to have the server spit out more
verbose information?
            > Can you log the SQL that caused the exception to be thrown?Yes, I know what it is. It is a call to a stored procedure that
>
performs an insert on a table. The table then has a trigger that
updates another table each time the first table is inserted to. Is
there a way to get the deadlock exception to say what exactly it is
deadlocked on? Maybe a property to have the server spit out more
verbose information?