Alzabo::Debug - Creates constants used to turn on debugging
TOC | Topexport ALZABO_DEBUG='SQL|TRACE'
... load and run code using Alzabo ...
export ALZABO_DEBUG=METHODMAKER
... load and run code using Alzabo ...
This module creates constants used by other modules in order to determine what debugging output should be generated.
The interface is currently experimental.
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Currently, the only way to turn on debugging is by setting the
ALZABO_DEBUG environment variable. This variable can contain
various flags, each separated by a pipe char (|). Each flag turns on
different types of debugging output.
These flags must be set before Alzabo is loaded, as debugging is turned on or off through the use of constants.
The current flags are:
Generated SQL and its associated bound variables.
A stack trace will be generated any time SQL is generated.
The Alzabo::MethodMaker module will generate verbose output
describing the methods it is creating.
The modules involved in reverse-engineering will generate output describing what it finds during reverse-engineering.
Turn on all flags.
For now, all debugging output is sent to STDERR.