SQLY Advanced Debugging

📖 Introduction

Debugging SQLY queries ensures correctness, performance, and reliability. SQLY provides query logging, execution tracing, error handling, and optimization insights.

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📜 Query Logging

Logging SQLY queries helps track execution history and identify issues.

✅ Example 1: Enable Query Logging

debugging:
  logging:
    enabled: true
    log_level: detailed
    output: /var/log/sqly_queries.log

This enables detailed query logging to a specified file.

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🔍 Execution Tracing

Tracing provides insights into how queries are processed internally.

✅ Example 2: Trace Query Execution

debugging:
  tracing:
    enabled: true
    query:
      select: [order_id, total]
      from: orders
      where:
        total: "> 500"

This traces execution steps for a specific query.

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🚨 Error Handling

SQLY captures and reports errors to assist debugging.

✅ Example 3: Enable Error Logging

debugging:
  error_handling:
    log_errors: true
    capture_stack_trace: true
    output: /var/log/sqly_errors.log

This logs errors along with stack traces for debugging.

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📊 Query Execution Plan Analysis

SQLY provides execution plans to optimize queries.

✅ Example 4: Analyze Query Execution Plan

debugging:
  execution_plan:
    query:
      select: [product_id, sales]
      from: sales_data
      where:
        sales: "> 1000"

This retrieves the execution plan for a query, highlighting optimization opportunities.

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📌 Summary

• Query logging tracks execution history.
• Execution tracing provides query insights.
• Error handling captures and logs errors.
• Execution plan analysis helps optimize queries.