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Is there any easy way to track/monitor all the SQL of the queries, executed by an MySQL server (on a Windows machine)?
Update: I am asking about the free tool.
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MySQL users have a number of options for monitoring query latency, both by making use of MySQL's built-in metrics and by querying the performance schema. Enabled by default since MySQL 5.6. 6, the tables of the performance_schema database within MySQL store low-level statistics about server events and query execution.
MySQL SHOW PROCESSLIST show full processlist; The FULL modifier allows us to see the query text in its entirety instead of the first 100 symbols we would get without this modifier. In the id column, you will see the connection thread id of any currently running query - you can then use this id in the KILL command.
The MySQL Query Analyzer enables developers and DBAs to quickly improve the performance of their database applications by monitoring query performance. MySQL Query Analyzer lets you accurately pinpoint SQL code that is the root cause of a slow down.
set global general_log=1; C:\ProgramData\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.1\data) and has a name just like the computer.general_log back to 0 to return the DB server performance back to normal.
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What worked for me on local windows 7 x64 installation of MYSQL 5.6 was:
Open your my.ini file and make sure you have these lines:
long_query_time = 1
slow_query_log = 1
slow_query_log_file = "C:\Zend\MySQL5.6\slowquery.log"
general_log=1
general_log_file = "C:\Zend\MySQL5.6\genquery.log"
Save file and restart the service
To switch off general query logs, set general_log value to 0 and restart. And do not forget to change the paths of log files to match your system.
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You could download a 30-day trial of: MONyog. If it's the tool for you, I suggest you buy it.
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