On Saturday, March 16, 2013 5:20:05 AM UTC+13, John Merlino wrote:
>
> I know that Rails output log shows how many milliseconds a sql query
> take but I'm looking for something more fine-tuned. I want to know how
> long individual activerecord queries take on an indiivdual basis. For
> example, I have code that looks like this:
>
> items = current_user.accessible_items
> @items = items.where{item_id ==
> my{current_user.item_id}}.ordered
> @other_items = current_user.accessible_items.where{item_id !=
> my{current_user.item_id}}.ordered
> @accounts = @other_items.accounts.ordered
>
> There are several database hits here. How can I check how long they
> take?
>
>
If you're using Postgres, you can turn on query times for it. It may be
queries longer than N ms or something.
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