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Detailed introduction of MySQL tracking SQL execution and opening slow query log

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Query slow query related parameters

show variables like '%quer%';

  • slow_query_log (whether Record slow query)

  • slow_query_log_file (slow log file path)

  • long_query_time (log will only be recorded after the set time)

Enable slow query log

(Linux) Add

 slow_query_log=TRUE
 slow_query_log_file=/usr/local/mysql/slow_query_log.txt
 long_query_time=3
## under the [mysqld] option of the /etc/my.cnf configuration file #(Windows) Add

 slow_query_log=TRUE
 slow_query_log_file=c:/slow_query_log.txt
 long_query_time=3

under the [mysqld] option of the my.ini configuration file. After restarting MySQL, re-query the relevant parameters to verify whether it is successfully opened

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