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log_statement

A GUC determining what kinds of statement are logged

log_statement is a configuration parameter determining what kinds of SQL statement, if any, are logged.

log_statement was added in PostgreSQL 7.3.

Default value

The default value for log_statement is: none.

Change history

PostgreSQL 8.0
- changed from boolean to enum with possible values none, ddl, mod, all (commit 6a25c6e1)
PostgreSQL 7.3
- added (commit 548d646e)

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PostgreSQL documentation: log_statement

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log_replication_commands, log_error_verbosity, log_statement_sample_rate