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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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.
dorian-marchal
It seems to work as expected, see:
And the generated SQL:
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.gmile
Ability to “tag” queries using comments in Ecto would be quite convenient indeed