Mapping a jmethodid to its method name

I'm on 1.4 and I'm using the JVMPI. I'm tracing the entry and exit of methods. I'm getting the method_id just fine but I'm looking for a way to turn that into the method name so that I can read which methods are being invoked.

user582604 wrote:
I am unable to follow what exactly it states.Join the club. The description is admittedly a bit complicated to follow, but it's unlikely that you're actually experiencing a problem related to this.
It's just saying (as far as i can tell) either don't do a pk (primary key) update.... or (presumably) if you must do a pk update, do not also try at the same time to map the pk column to the result of some GG function (e.g., a sqlexec). When you have a replicat map "colmap(usedefaults, pk=sqlexec.result)", then the "where" clause constructed to perform the pk update on the target DB will use the new, updated ("after") value of the pk, and not the old, original ("before") value. Therefore the row won't be found on the target, since the pk has not actually been updated yet.
(To paraphrase, the docs could have just said: "See this? Don't do that.")

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