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Resolved Why am I not seeing the SQL communication in my DOS window?

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  1. Louis Arena
    Louis Arena
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  3. Friday, 14 October 2022 20:41 PM UTC

I am just starting to play with PowerServer in my development environment, Meaning that testing the code runs on my local computer.  As you know a DOS window opens up to for the database communication and you can see the JSON.  I was given a Demo of PS from Appeaon directly.  During the demo they showed me that every time they made a call to the database you can see the commands in the DOS window.  However, in my environment, I am only seeing the initial connection.  Is there a setting to turn on all communications?

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Francisco Martinez @Appeon
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  1. Friday, 14 October 2022 21:11 PM UTC
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Hi Louis,

By DOS window do you mean the Console Window that opens up when you start the Web APIs?
This console window shows all its activity by default so if you're not seeing it output anything it might be because you're not actually connecting to it.
Are you running the PowerServer application from the PowerServer toolbar?

In any case, we recommend that you follow one of our tutorials to get familiar with the deployment process of a PowerServer project:

Quick Start Guide

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Francisco

 

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Louis Arena
  1. Louis Arena
  2. Tuesday, 18 October 2022 12:57 PM UTC
That is exactly what I was looking for. I am embarrassed however that I cannot find how to get to that setting. I am new to PowerServer so navigating to this location is an issue. Any advice? Also it does make sense to not default to showing everything as it will slow things down.
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Francisco Martinez @Appeon
  1. Francisco Martinez @Appeon
  2. Tuesday, 18 October 2022 13:14 PM UTC
Hi Louis,

When you deploy a PowerServer project, a C# solution is generated. You can open this solution on SnapDevelop by clicking on the Open C# Solution in SnapDevelop button in the PowerServer toolbar. This will open SnapDevelop. In here, in the Solution Explorer, open the ServerAPIs project > Logging > Logging.Development.json file and change the "PowerServer": "Warning" line no "PowerServer": "Debug"

Hope this helps.

Regards, Francisco
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Louis Arena
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  2. Tuesday, 18 October 2022 20:47 PM UTC
Took me a while but I found it. I need it to "prove" to someone that converting to PowerServer is actually using C# and Java!
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