How to start Weblogic 9.1 in verbose mode

Hi all,
I need to start Weblogic 9.1 in verbose mode.
We have just recently migrated from weblogic 8 sp3 to weblogic 9.1. In weblogic 8 sp3, the option
"-Dweblogic.ejb20.cmp.rdbms.codegen.verbose=true"
would work but it doesn't work with Weblogic 9.1.
Can anyone tell me how to do the same?
Thanks and regards,
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