Moto - The Native Web Programming Language

A couple of functions to do Coldfusion like query debugging

${
  global Vector debugQueries = new Vector();
  global Vector debugQueryTimes = new Vector();
  global Vector debugQueryResults = new Vector();

  MySQLResultSet doQuery(MySQLConnection conn, String qry){
     MySQLResultSet r;
     long t;

     t=time();
     r = conn.query(qry);
     t=t-time();

     debugQueries.add(qry);
     debugQueryTimes.add(new Long(t));
     debugQueryResults.add(new Integer(r.size()));

     return r;
  }

  void doDebugQueries(){
     int i;
     for(i=0;i<debugQueries.size();i++){
        print "<p><pre>";
        print <String>debugQueries.get(i);
        print "</pre>\n";
        print "Results Returned: "+str((<Integer>debugQueryResults.get(i)).getValue()) + "<br>\n";
        print "Execution Time: "+str((<Long>debugQueryTimes.get(i)).getValue()) + "<br>\n";
     }
  }
}$

Include these function definitions at the beginning of your page. Instead of calling query() on your connection directly, call the doQuery function instead passing the connection as its first argument.

$do(rset=doQuery(conn,qryTestLog))

At the end of your page you can then call the doDebugQueries() function to see the text, rows returned, and execution time , of each of the queries that was executed on your page

$if(getValue("debug")!= null) <hr> $do(doDebugQueries()) $endif