ISHIKAWA, Chiaki f8da2ef72f Bug 963554 - Defining MOZ_STORAGE_SORTWARNING_SQL_DUMP prints the SQL command that invoked sorting in the log. r=mak
The default short warning et al is not *THAT* useful even if one may
be able to dump the original SQL command using environment variable
for later correlation.  Defining MOZ_STORAGE_SORTWARNING_SQL_DUMP will
enable the printout of SQL command directly in the log .
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