Can I inspect the database in the current transaction when debugging?

Question

I have a Java web app (Jetty over MySQL). I'm trying to find a bug in a big chunk of code, all under one transaction. It would be useful to be able to inspect the database at certain points in the code - is there a nice way to do it (some tool or Eclipse plugin)?

I'm looking for something like the inspector available for HSQLDB. I could probably get hold of the current session and run arbitrary XML on it via 'Expressions' view in Eclipse debug mode, but that won't be pretty, I'm sure.

EDIT: scratch that, I only now noticed that what I thought was some special tool that comes with HSQLDB is merely an internal wrapper for DatabaseManagerSwing. I'll try to bend it to my will.

Answer 1

如果使用的是原始JDBC，则可能会看到MySQL驱动程序属性 ，尤其是“调试/概要分析”部分。