There is a simple way (built in hibernate
) to achieve it. It was fixed by HHH-3659 in 3.5.4
and 3.6.0.Beta1
.
To go for it, use:
- logging on the package:
org.hibernate.stat
at least onDEBUG
and - set hibernate property:
hibernate.generate_statistics=true
Afterwards all the SQL
s will be logged including the row count fetched and the time the query execution took.
Moreover if interested, it provides statistics on queries. To have them exposed via JMX
and see them using JConsole
, you can use Hibernate JConsole plugin
, available on: http://hibernate-jcons.sourceforge.net/