Our Chrome extension simplifies debugging by merging MyBatis SQL logs into ready-to-execute SQL statements. Save hours of manual work and boost your productivity.
Convert MyBatis logs to executable SQL with a single click. No more manual parameter substitution!
Support both single-box mode for complete logs and dual-box mode for separate template and parameters.
Automatically format and syntax-highlight your SQL for better readability and easier debugging.
Copy formatted SQL to clipboard instantly with our convenient copy button.
Works seamlessly on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices for on-the-go debugging.
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your computer.
Add MyBatis SQL Log Merger to your Chrome browser from the Chrome Web Store.
Copy your MyBatis SQL logs from your application console or log files.
Paste the logs into our extension and click "Process SQL" to generate executable statements.
Copy the formatted SQL and run it directly in your database client for testing.
This extension has saved me countless hours of manually reconstructing SQL queries from MyBatis logs. It's an essential tool for any Java developer working with databases.
The dual input mode is brilliant! I can now easily work with logs whether they're in the standard format or separated into template and parameters. Highly recommended!
The SQL formatting and syntax highlighting make it so much easier to spot issues in complex queries. This tool has become indispensable in my daily workflow.
Join thousands of developers who have transformed their MyBatis debugging workflow with our extension.
Install MyBatis SQL Log MergerOur extension supports both standard MyBatis log formats and logs with "Preparing:" and "Parameters:" prefixes. It works with DEBUG level logs that show the SQL template and parameter values.
Absolutely! All processing happens locally in your browser. No data is sent to any servers, ensuring your sensitive SQL queries and log information remain completely private.
Currently, the extension is designed for Chrome. However, the standalone version works in any modern browser. We're considering Firefox and Edge versions based on demand.
While technically possible, we recommend using this tool primarily for development and debugging purposes. Always ensure you have proper authorization before running any queries against production databases.