Where to see the SQL statement that CMP Entity bean excuted?

hi, I'm wondering where I can find the SQL that a CMP entity bean executed in a transaction?
thank you!

You can do it in many ways. If you are using eclipse then using eclipse
plugins for weblogic you van do it. I have heard that in weblogic workshop
also you can do it. If the above do doesn;t solves your problem then check
this out.
http://www.p6spy.com/documentation/install.htm
Hope that helps.
<Xin Zhuang> wrote in message news:[email protected]..
hi, I'm wondering where I can find the SQL that a CMP entity bean executed
in a transaction?
thank you!

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