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Dynamic SQL Statement Event Log?
Last Post 01-25-2010 08:56 AM by David To. 1 Replies.
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01-23-2010 06:40 AM

     Is there any way to see the Sql Statement that is generated as a result of a Dynamic SQL Statement form event?
    The statement is firing and not failing but it isn't do what I expect it to do. It would be helpful for me to see the actual statement created.

    Thanks!
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    HI, yes please turn on DEBUG MODE. You can click on "Enable Debug Mode" link on the control panel or append ?debug=true at the top of your URL. Then proceed to fill out your form and hit submit button. You should see the values being passed to the SQL completion event. Simply copy and paste this to Host / SQL and execute or in SQL management studio and you can view the actual statement. -- David
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