Jdbc adapter log sql statement to file

Hi,
I'm using a Proxy to Jdbc scenario.
In the Adapter Configuration the logSQLStatement is set to true.
Is it possible to log the sql statement shown in the Audit to a file?
Regards Ralf

Hi
please try the below query in Update sql statement
update table_name set fieldname = systimestamp where .....
or
update table_name set fieldname = current_timestamp where .....
Regards
Ramg.

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