I'm trying to track down a hang in a slony "lock set" command, which
creates triggers on a set of tables. I assume that it's getting blocked
by a lock on a table somewhere, and I'd like to print out all the
"create trigger" statements in the postgres log.

I have log_min_messages = DEBUG5, and I'm seeing a lot of logging, but I
don't see the create trigger statements showing up in the log. What do I
need to set to get this output?

Thanks.

- DAP
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David Parker Tazz Networks (401) 709-5130

"David Parker" <dparker@tazznetworks.com> writes:
> I'm trying to track down a hang in a slony "lock set" command, which
> creates triggers on a set of tables. I assume that it's getting blocked
> by a lock on a table somewhere, and I'd like to print out all the
> "create trigger" statements in the postgres log.
>
> I have log_min_messages = DEBUG5, and I'm seeing a lot of logging, but I
> don't see the create trigger statements showing up in the log. What do I
> need to set to get this output?

log_statement ...

regards, tom lane

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