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DB_DataObject::debugLevel

Вернуться к: DB_DataObject

DB_DataObject::debugLevel

DB_DataObject::debugLevel – set the amount of debugging output

Synopsis

void DB_DataObject::debugLevel ( integer $level )

Sets and returns debug level. So you can see the queries and connections being built and executed.

Parameter

integer $level - level, without any parameters it will disable the debugging output. 1 give a general output, 5 includes things like passwords for connections.

Note

This function can not be called statically.

See

->debug()()

Example

Using debugLevel()

 <?php
// turn debugging high
DB_DataObject::debugLevel(5);
$person = new DataObjects_Person;
$person->get(12);
$person->setFrom($_POST['input']);
$person->update();
// turn debugging off
DB_DataObject::debugLevel();
?>

Вернуться к: DB_DataObject