v5:userguide:debug
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| v5:userguide:debug [2022/08/21 19:11] – Updated the special options into the page mnewnham | v5:userguide:debug [2023/04/05 19:38] – [Special Options] dregad | ||
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| - | By default, the parameters passed to each SQL statement to be executed are compressed into a set of key=> | + | By default, the parameters passed to each SQL statement to be executed are compressed into a set of key=> |
| ===== Special Options ===== | ===== Special Options ===== | ||
| - | There are 3 non-boolean switches that, if set, will vary some of the output | + | There are 3 non-boolean switches that, if set, will vary some of the output |
| ^Value^Description^ | ^Value^Description^ | ||
| |99|If set, then the results of a debug_backtrace will be appended to every database execution, **//even if the execution is successful// | |99|If set, then the results of a debug_backtrace will be appended to every database execution, **//even if the execution is successful// | ||
| |-1|If set, and the code is being run in a browser, then the line separators around the statement are suppressed. This option has no effect when the code is run in a CLI environment.| | |-1|If set, and the code is being run in a browser, then the line separators around the statement are suppressed. This option has no effect when the code is run in a CLI environment.| | ||
| - | |-99|If set, then the SQL statement print is suppressed, reducing the amount of output to STDOUT | | + | |-99|If set, then the SQL statement print is suppressed |
| ===== Limitations ===== | ===== Limitations ===== | ||
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