By jdbmonitor
via jdbmonitor.com
Published: Dec 02 2008 / 09:31
JDbMonitor v1.1 is an effective tool to identify SQL queries that slows down your Java applications.
No code change needed as it works as a JDBC 'proxy' driver. Similar to P6Spy, but comes with a Swing GUI to see detailed query execution timing.
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plughead replied ago:
It'd be nice if this was open source--frankly I don't know these people from Adam and I'm not sure how far I trust it... Does anyone know of any (actively maintained--unlike p6spy/irongrid, open source) alternatives?
jdbmonitor replied ago:
Thanks for the feedback @plughead. We are not tied to p6spy (no gui) or irongrid (no longer around?) in anyway other than the fact that JDbMonitor does similar things.
We feel that a software that allows developers to easily see what SQL queries are being executed is very useful to developers, especially for troubleshooting and to optimize database driven Java applications. It has to be seamless and easy to use. That was the initial motivation for JDbMonitor, so definitely no trojans or spyware in it.
As for open sourcing... well that's a question that i do not have an answer to at this moment. If I get A LOT OF requests to open source it.. it just might happen. ;-)
For now, I just want to make sure that it is something that developers appreciate having in their 'development toolbox' when coding database driven Java applications.
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