Capturing ODBC calls
I have all the PHP sensors turned on but i'm not seeing any calls to the ODBC database, i'm assuming that the PDO sensor would capture the calls to the ODBC database, is there any special configuration that is needed in order to see when can application makes a call to an ODBC data base?
Thanks
Tim
We do support the following as per our documentation:
PHP MySQL Sensor (it covers MySQL and MySQLi interfaces, for both procedural and object oriented calls),
PHP PostgreSQL Sensor,
PHP PDO Sensor,
PHP Oracle Sensor.
In dynaTrace v56 we added the PDO sensor pack
But you could build your own sensors/Sensor Pack and try to capture them
Thanks
Steve
Hi Steve, I'm running DT 5.6 and this is from the release notes in teh documentation, which leads me to beleive its supported in some fashion
Improved Visibility into DB, WordPress, and PHP 5.5
Although MySQL is the most commonly used database with PHP applications, there are also drivers for other databases. New database sensors for native Oracle and PostgreSQL database drivers have been added and a PDO sensor pack now brings full visibility into PDO accessed databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Firebird, Informix, Oracle, ODBC, FreeTDS, Sybase, Microsoft SQL Server, SQL Azure, IBM DB2, CUBRID, 4D SQL, Cassandra, and more.
In addition, if you are running WordPress, you can start with our out-of-the-box WordPress sensor to get metrics for the most important WordPress methods and functions. PHP 5.5 was released over the summer and is fully supported with this release.
Try making sure the PDO sensor pack is placed in your agent group
Thanks Steve, I was able to get the applicaiton code to review and its writen in C#, so thats the problem its not PHP. I'll have to figure out how to write a custom sensor pack for this. Thanks for the feedback and help on this.
Glad to help! good luck
Steve
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