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Monitoring JDBC Performance with JDbMonitor

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There may be some situations where we need to monitor our JDBC calls. There are few mechanisms available for monitoring JDBC calls. I have tried JDbMonitor in some of my projects because it is easy to use and remove without any code change.

JDbMonitor works as a proxy between our application the JDBC driver. Essentially there may be some performance issue if we use this in a production environment. JDbMonitor provides a GUI application to monitor our JDBC calls.

image credit : http://www.jdbmonitor.com

In the current version(1.1) it supports
  • Statemt
  • PreparedStatement
but callable and batch operations are not supported yet.

Lets have a look on how to configure JDbMonitor to monitor our JDBC calls in step by step.
Step 1 : Add (jdbmonitor-driver.jar,jdbmonitor-common.jar and the JDBC driver) to your class path.
In my case I am using MySQL driver.



Step 2 : Point JDBC Driver to com.jdbmonitor.MonitorDriver where the connection is created.

package com.kani;

import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.DriverManager;

public class ConnectionManager {
 
 private static final String HOST="localhost";
 private static final String DBNAME="test_db";
 private static final String USERNAME="root";
 private static final String PASSWORD="";
 
    public static Connection getNewDBConnection() {
        Connection conn = null;
        try {
            Class.forName("com.jdbmonitor.MonitorDriver");
            conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:mysql://"+HOST+"/"+DBNAME, USERNAME, PASSWORD);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        return conn;
    }
}

Step 3 : Run jdbmonitor client program. and connect(f2)


it should show all the supported JDBC operations if it is connected successfully.



Note : If you are using a property file you can remove JDBmonitor without any code change. And it is possible to monitor underlying Hibernate JDBC operations easily.

Monitor (synchronization) Driver (software) Java Database Connectivity application Production (computer science) Hibernate MySQL

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