| From: | "Oakley " <oakerz(at)eudoramail(dot)com> |
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| To: | pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org |
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| Date: | 2000-06-28 13:17:27 |
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Being new to the databasing world, I have did quite a bit of research on the different ones available and decided to go with Postgres. I am
working on a system that has to have 3rd level
normalization.. As one might be able to tell since I am emailing all of you for your help, I
am having a problem... I cant get it to log
anything other than when the DB comes up, or
goes down...
When I did the configure, I did it with
--enable-syslog and with the --without-CXX
options. I read the online docs and created a
file in the /usr/local/pgsql/data directory
called postgresql.conf, and put in the options
I wanted, those being:
# --------
syslog = 2
debug_level = 2
log_connections = yes
log_timestamp = yes
port = 5432
# --------
As you might be able to tell from the options
above, I am wanting to keep track of connections
and the time that people connect up to the DB
and what they execute, etc...
Can anyone help? I would greatly appreciate it!
Mike
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