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Collecting metrics in EclipseLink

 
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Hi,

Is there a way to collect metrics in Eclipselink? I interested in collecting the elapsed time for the select statements (be it JPQL or native queries)

I know eclipselink has a mechanism to log the statements (along with start / end time, bind variables) in a log file but I want some control over it in code.

Thanks,

 
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