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Hello people, this time I’ll use this blog post a a placeholder for a snippet that is useful when working with My SQL and specially if you’re having trouble understanding behaviours on your database. Enable Query Log Mysql There are a couple of options when you want to enable query log on your database, the first one is to use the following configuration: For MySQL 5.1.28 and older,…
Hello people, this time I’ll use this blog post a a placeholder for a snippet that is useful when working with My SQL and specially if you’re having trouble understanding behaviours on your database.
There are a couple of options when you want to enable query log on your database, the first one is to use the following configuration:
For MySQL 5.1.28 and older, edit the /etc/my.cnf file and in the [mysqld] section add the following line:
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