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Developer mode losing samples
After I load a page in my dev app I can pull up RPM developer mode and see the pageload. I can even click on it, but if I go to the details view and click SQL, it says:
"No sample found with this id. Did you restart your application?"
What's going on here?
"No sample found with this id. Did you restart your application?"
What's going on here?
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Inappropriate?Oh, and while we're at it, is there a way to see these kinds of detailed SQL traces in production? My development database is empty so it's not really as useful. -
Inappropriate?Hi rmatei,
It sounds like you might be running Passenger - in development mode all data is kept in process memory and if you have more than one process handling requests you'll see the error you mention.
There is indeed a way to see SQL traces in production. It's a very cool feature of RPM called Transaction Tracer. If you'd like, we can set you up with a free week to try it out. It's available at our Silver and Gold subscription levels. Send an email to support@newrelic.com and we'll get you setup.
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Inappropriate?Hi rmatei,
A quick check to see if you are still having trouble with this? Are you running Passenger by chance? If not, let us know the details of your environment (ruby/rails version, RPM agent version, etc.) and we'll try to track the problem down.
Thanks,
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Inappropriate?Thanks for checking in; I am indeed running Passenger in development.
How would I make it run a single process? Is that the same as setting the pool size to one? -
Inappropriate?Yes, set the pool size to one.
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