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Hi,
I've a java application that creates different connections to different MySQL databases for each user/client.
Is it possible to set up SQL monitoring with this kind of application? I've seen that you can set up the DataSource in the xml file but you have to specify a database name.
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Jaume
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Hi Jaume,
Yes, it's possible. Either your jdbc datasources are detected automatically from JNDI or from Spring or your jdbc datasources are configured to be monitored in javamelody. Each datasource is monitored for sql requests.