View SQL generated in DB Control

How can I see the sql that is executed from a db control?
Thanks,
Howard

Hi Howard,
maybe there is a simpler way, but you can check the log files of the
database server after a short test.
BR,
don
Howard Block wrote:
How can I see the sql that is executed from a db control?
Thanks,
Howard

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