BDB Debug Flags
Show the drivers and parameters currently in use
In the Option Dialog dialog box, select . On the BDB/SQL Tracing tab, select Driver Type, or, from the command line, run BDB_DEBUG=01.
Show database actions such as Insert, Update, Delete, Commit, and Abort
In the Option Dialog dialog box, select . On the BDB/SQL Tracing tab, select Database Actions, or, from the command line, run BDB_DEBUG=02.
Show information on currently set locks
In the Option Dialog dialog box, select . On the BDB/SQL Tracing tab, select Delayed Locks, or, from the command line, run BDB_DEBUG=04.
Show references between tables
In the Option Dialog dialog box, select . On the BDB/SQL Tracing tab, select References, or, from the command line, run BDB_DEBUG=010.
Show all tables using native storage format
In the Option Dialog dialog box, select . On the BDB/SQL Tracing tab, select Multibyte Storage, or, from the command line, run BDB_DEBUG=040.
Show the permissions and roles that are allowed for each user
In the Option Dialog dialog box, select . On the BDB/SQL Tracing tab, select Permissions/Roles, or, from the command line, run BDB_DEBUG=0100.
BDB_DEBUG Value
Shows the current setting that can be used in a –set BDB_DEBUG=<value> from the command line.