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which sql going in database

 
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how to know which sql is going to database and how many time it going.
any tool can tell me how to see.
 
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What database are you using? The ones I know of provide means to log all SQL statements.
 
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it is mysql
 
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Hi There,

Check out below link.

http://www.mysql.com/why-mysql/white-papers/mysql_wp_queryanalyzer.php
 
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For MySQL you can set the "log" and "log-update" entries in the config file (see the docs for details). Or you can use the Admin GUI to turn the logs on.
 
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