Enabled log_statement = 'ddl' by default. #1417
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Postgres `log_statement` config allows logging of DDL statements by default. This can be very useful in some debugging scenarios, and also helpful for assisting users when tables have been accidentally `DROP`'ed or altered.
darora
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Jan 24, 2025
| statement_timeout = 120000 | ||
| jit = off | ||
| pgaudit.log = 'ddl' | ||
| log_statement = 'ddl' |
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This file is only included in container images, so not used for AWS projects
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@darora So I should edit it in the ansible conf, e.g. here (https://github.com/supabase/postgres/blob/develop/ansible/files/postgresql_config/postgresql.conf.j2#L543) so that it becomes the default for AWS projects?
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Postgres
log_statementconfig allows logging of DDL statements by default. This can be very useful in some debugging scenarios, and also helpful for assisting users when tables have been accidentallyDROP'ed or altered.