Programatically see the query that was just executed?

[Justin A]

Is there a way to programatically see the query that was just executed?

When i'm working against the Raven.Server.exe on my localhost, I can see this ...

df Which is really really helpful!!!!!

but i'm in a unit test (read: against an embedded doc store) and i'm .. well .. playing around/experiementing .

 So.. is there a magical way? I'm scared that the answer will be: *There is no way when using an Embedded Doc Store* :/

(btw: i tried looking into a RavenQueryStatistics but I couldn't see any properties in there)

-J-

[Oren Eini (Ayende Rahien)]

Hi,

That is possible, you need to use the builtin profiler.

store.InitializeProfiling(); 

id = ((DocumentSession)session).DatabaseCommands.ProfilingInformation.Id;

var profilingInformation = store.GetProfilingInformationFor(id);

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[Justin A]

oh wow! secret info :)

ok .. lets see .... /me has a go ...

nope :(

Both sync and async returns null :(

wouldn't have anything to do with how i'm casting the DocumentStore?

[Oren Eini (Ayende Rahien)]

You are using embedded mode? 

If this in 2.5, that wouldn't be profiled.

In 3.0, it would be.

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[Justin A]

rgr :) i'll wait for 3.+