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I'm using the Postgres database from AWS RDS. I want to see the full text of Top query in AWS RDS performance insights.
Link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/USER_PerfInsights.UsingDashboard.html#USER_PerfInsights.UsingDashboard.SQLTextLimit
As per the documentation, I've updated the track_activity_query_size to the max: 102400, have also tried rebooting the Postgres DB instance, still, it shows the same truncated <= 500 chars. PS: my Postgres DB instance version is 12.5
Can someone help?
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It's easy to get started: just log into the Amazon RDS Management Console, and enable Performance Insights when creating or modifying an instance of a supported RDS engine. Then go to the Performance Insights dashboard to start monitoring performance.
Amazon RDS Performance Insights, an advanced database performance monitoring feature that makes it easy to diagnose and solve performance challenges on Amazon RDS databases, is now generally available on Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL, for PostgreSQL major version 10.
Make sure to choose the parameter group that you created in the previous step when creating the instance. You can see the Postgres logs under the Logs & events tab when you select your RDS or Aurora instance in the AWS Management Console, as shown in the following screenshot.
You can enable Performance Insights while creating the instance or modifying the instance. To look at Performance Insights metrics, choose Performance Insights on the left panel of your Amazon RDS databases. The Performance Insights dashboard is shown in the following screenshot.
AWS offers services that make PostgreSQL database deployments easy to set up, manage, and scale for the cloud in a cost-efficient manner. These services are Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL and Amazon Aurora with PostgreSQL compatibility. Database performance depends on many factors at the application level, as well as hardware such as CPUs and memory.
You can enable the PostgresSQL logs and search the half length queries in the latest logs wherein you will get the full length queries of the same.
Go to the "Logs & events" tab in the respective database from RDS console and download the log. Then search using some file editor to get the full length queries.
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