dorian-marchal
Is there a way to prepend comments to SQL queries generated by Ecto?
I’d like to instrument my queries with Sqlcommenter in order to have more insights when I debug them.
For example:
SELECT * from USERS /*action='foo',
controller='bar'*/
I can’t find anything in the documentation, but I wonder if a workaround exists for that?
See:
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gmile
Ability to “tag” queries using comments in Ecto would be quite convenient indeed
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hubertlepicki
First thing to check would be if this is even possible. I am assuming you use PostgreSQL since you linked to CloudSQL for postgres, and Ecto uses “binary” protocol to talk to it:
And this differs from other clients in several ways, for example in the way that timestamps are returned (always UTC). Being a binary protocol, it may not support comments at all. You should probably check if you can add a comment to
MyApp.Repo.query!(...)and see if it even gets passed to PostgreSQL before you move any further.sbuttgereit
For PostgreSQL proper at least,
Repo.query(and friends) should work fine.I pass in some fairly gigantic
DOblocks which include PostgreSQL single line comments, multi-line comments, “dollar-sign quoting”, nested dollar-sign quoting, etc. into individualRepo.querycalls and I’ve had no issues.I would expect that anything “within reason” in this regard shouldn’t cause problems.