Firebird 2.1 has a feature called monitoring tables. You can look at what’s going on inside the database – like connections, running commands etc. For mon$attachments there’s column called mon$remote_process, where you can find path (from client POV, of course) to the program. But this needs cooperation from client. And from now, FirebirdClient (ADO.NET provider for Firebird) does this cooperation. So when you connect to Firebird with your .NET application, you (or maybe better admin) is able to look at above mentioned table(s) and see what commands is your application executing etc.




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#1 by F8R on 25.12.2008 - 00:28
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I know your bussy for Entity Framework and .NET 3.5.Any update on Firebird .NET for 2.0 Provider?To catch up with newest Firebird 2.1 feature.
#2 by cincura.net on 25.12.2008 - 09:53
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What features?
#3 by Ali on 31.1.2009 - 09:47
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I couldnt find the table mon$attachments in the system tables.
#4 by cincura.net on 31.1.2009 - 10:51
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You have to run FB2.1 server and database with this ODS.