I need a simple and free program to monitor all transactions on a Firebird Server.
I'm creating a web API that needs to mimic a user creating a new order in a custom made program.
Since I haven't got access to the source code I guess my best chance to properly insert all the data is to use the existing stored procedures. I can see all the SP's on the Firebird server and the details but I haven't got a clue which ones to use and in what order.
So the plan would be to monitor the activities while creating an order.
Many thanks for the help!
Thank you Mark & Arioch for contributing.
After hours of failed experimenting with the included fbtrace.exe included in Firebird 2.5 installation i've decided to use "FB TraceManager" Trial version.
Found here: https://www.upscene.com/downloads/fbtm
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New to TFS configuration/manipulation and looking to be pointed in the right direction thanks.
Our bug reports are often posted with minimal information and its often necessary to call the creator to get clarification. It would be beneficial if we could display the phone number alongside the creators name. Is it possible to pull this info out of the directory ?
I cannot think of a simple way of doing it, apart from writing code. I can think of these techniques:
pulling data from Active Directory and updating work items;
a custom control that query AD (via a REST web service) just in time
This latter can evolve to became a 2015 extension
I want to get the details of the Deleted Stored Procedures and Functions
Also i want to get the info like when it was created & removed in DB.
Please guide me.
Thanks in Advance...
You can see when procedures and functions were created by looking at the CREATE_TIME column tables in the system catalog like SYSCAT.PROCEDURES and SYSCAT.FUNCTIONS.
You will have no way of knowing when these objects were dropped unless you enable auditing within the database (and review the audit logs to find instances of DROP PROCEDURE or DROP FUNCTION).
In my ZF2 application, I want to profile my database queries to browser console. I came across BjyProfiler to do so. I did all configuration as documented here: "BjyProfiler at github". Everything is fine, but still I am not able to profile the database queries to browser console. Unfortunately I found no any document which would explains uses of BjyProfiler. Any help is really appreciated.
BjyProfiler does not provide mechanisms for transmitting or storing query profile data, as this is outside the scope of the current module (as of 2012/10/23, at least). If you wish to store (ie: to database or file) or transmit (ie: to browser console such as Chrome Developer Tools or FireBug) you will need to implement this yourself.
The ZendDeveloperTools module has integration with BjyProfiler, but is currently limited to counting and aggregate timing of queries. The ZF2 Doctrine ORM module (DoctrineORMModule) provides per-query profiling data to ZendDeveloperTools, and this is something that should be replicated for those using Zend\Db instead of Doctrine.
Collector: https://github.com/doctrine/DoctrineORMModule/blob/master/src/DoctrineORMModule/Collector/SQLLoggerCollector.php
Toolbar view: https://github.com/doctrine/DoctrineORMModule/blob/master/view/zend-developer-tools/toolbar/doctrine-orm.phtml
what are the steps involved in moving from TestTrack to JIRA?
I've done a few migrations from TestTrack to JIRA over the last 5 years. It's always more work than I expect (weeks not days). The migrations I did used a custom migration application that read the data from the TestTrack database (not the simplest of schemas) and then imported it into JIRA using a custom SOAP API. Nowadays I think I might go with a more focused approach and use a single customized script to create CSV suitable for the JIRA CSV importer. This will get you the issue fields, comments and attachments. Links are separate thing, but no issue history.
The JIRA CSV importer works, though the flattening of the data restricts what it can do significantly. The hardest thing is usually mapping of values from one system to another - are the userids really identical in both systems?
If you want to investigate doing the migration commercially, please contact info#customware.net (my employer)
Currently it's a big PITA to create timesheet report for say a week or month in FogBugz... maybe someone knows about a plugin to that for you?
This question is kind of old so I am assuming you were using FB6, but if you are now using FB7 to do exactly this: ClarkKent.
If you have FogBugz hosted on your own server, you can query the database manually and get timesheet results that way. If its hosted by FogBugz, then you can download the database, do the same query, or, use the API to get all the time entries. Some programs already exists for that, one of them is TimeSprite, but its not free.