I’m glad you found it useful. And you summed everything up very nicely.

As for the library, I tried to jump start it with a few regular expressions of my own. But of course I’m hoping to encourage more people besides myself to contribute. So I want to make contributing to the public library more appealing and I have a few ideas on that front. A voting interface for the library will also soon be making its way into the tool.

Thanks again,
Steve Wortham

$products= Mage::getModel(‘catalog/product’)->getCollection()
->addAttributeToSelect(‘ingredients’)
;
$product = $products->getItemById($id);
$ingredients = $product->getIngredients();

that should be an XML element called “log_verbs” in your DB config.

Unfortunately I also forgot that I modified this piece of code, which puts the log_verbs config into logConfig:

if (null === $logConfig) {
// first time function is executed
// query logger needs to be configured
if (array_key_exists(“log”, $this->_config)) {
$logConfig['enabled'] = (bool) $this->_config['log'];
}
if (array_key_exists(‘log_file’, $this->_config)) {
$logConfig['file_name'] = $this->_config['log_file'];
}
if (array_key_exists(‘log_verbs’, $this->_config)) {
$logConfig['log_verbs'] = $this->_config['log_verbs'];
} else {
$logConfig['log_verbs'] = “SELECT,UPDATE,INSERT,DELETE”;
}
}

I also added a bit to filter out certain SQL verbs. It’s not very efficient, but running in debug mode seldom is

* Add to local.xml. Comma-separated list of SQL verbs to log:

SELECT,INSERT

* Above the “//build the log message” in the above code:

/* Filter SQL verbs */
if ( strlen( $logConfig['log_verbs'] ) ) {
$arr = explode( “,”, $logConfig['log_verbs'] );

$words = explode(‘ ‘, $sql);
$verb = $words[0];

if ( !in_array( $verb, $arr ) ) {
return $this;
}
}

* Add this