This is a discussion on Trace file in MySQL within the MySQL Database forums, part of the Database Forums category; In SQL Server there is a handy tool called "SQL Profiler" which allows the user to run a ...
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In SQL Server there is a handy tool called "SQL Profiler" which allows
the user to run a trace on transactions taking place on a database server. This can be configured to capture transactions from particular databases, or applications, or users etc. I've been asked to do some work with a MySQL database, and it would be very helpful if there were a similar tool for MySQL. I've been asked to check on which tables are accessed by a particular application, which would be a snip for a trace program. I've been given a program called SQLyog Enterprise 5.0 which I believe is analogous to Enterprise Manager Thanks for any help. Edward |