Ecto v2.2.9 Ecto.LogEntry View Source
Struct used for logging entries.
It is composed of the following fields:
- query - the query as string or a function that when invoked resolves to string;
- source - the query data source;
- params - the query parameters;
- result - the query result as an
:ok
or:error
tuple; - query_time - the time spent executing the query in native units;
- decode_time - the time spent decoding the result in native units (it may be nil);
- queue_time - the time spent to check the connection out in native units (it may be nil);
- connection_pid - the connection process that executed the query;
- caller_pid - the application process that executed the query;
- ansi_color - the color that should be used when logging the entry.
Notice all times are stored in native unit. You must convert them to
the proper unit by using System.convert_time_unit/3
before logging.
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Functions
Logs the given entry in debug mode
Logs the given entry in the given level
Converts a log entry into iodata
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t()
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t() :: %Ecto.LogEntry{ ansi_color: IO.ANSI.ansicode() | nil, caller_pid: pid() | nil, connection_pid: pid() | nil, decode_time: integer() | nil, params: [term()], query: String.t() | (t() -> String.t()), query_time: integer(), queue_time: integer() | nil, result: {:ok, term()} | {:error, Exception.t()}, source: String.t() | Enum.t() | nil }
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Logs the given entry in debug mode.
The logger call will be removed at compile time if
compile_time_purge_level
is set to higher than debug.
Logs the given entry in the given level.
The logger call won’t be removed at compile time as custom level is given.
Converts a log entry into iodata.
The entry is automatically resolved if it hasn’t been yet.