In the last episode (Dec 20), Vitali Malicky said:
> Glad to greet you all, ladies and gentelmen!
>
> I have written a dynamic web page in Perl to display some kind
> of statistical information usefull for my company.
>
> My question: how can I get the time which MySQL returns after the query?
>
> For example: MySQL returns a line like this "870 rows in set (0.91
> sec)" after successful query How can I get the value 0.91 and save it
> in my Perl script, is at all itpossible?
The mysql shell does that manually, by starting a timer before running
the query, then printing the elapsed time. I'm sure Perl has a similar
timer module you could use.
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Dan Nelson
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