'Louis van Alphen' louis@... [firebird-support] schrieb am 14.10.2015 10:09:

> I think a tool like FBTraceManager from Thomas (Upscene) can do that for you

Unfortunately not. The Trace API does not provide that level of granularity for PSQL code modules.

This has been a long discussion in firebird-devel in the past, people basically argued that the Trace API isn't the right place for that sort of granularity, but more appropriate for a debugging/profiling feature. I still believe in the Trace API being a good profiling tool though. ;-)



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