You might possibly be able to set up a trigger on the log tables to
discard entries for all but those databases/tables you are interested
in ...
Just a thought.
Dan
On 7/19/06, David Felio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks. I could also get the same result with the existing query log
using gr
Thanks. I could also get the same result with the existing query log
using grep, but retrieving a little data from a large batch isn't the
issue. The issue is the overhead of logging ever single query to the
server when I only need a handful of tables. I know we can log
everything and retri
Through judicious use of SQL you could easily get the log entries for
a specific table ... I haven't got 5.1.6 to check but if the log table
included database and table name columns, you're set.
select query_text from mysql.general_log where database_name = 'mydb'
and table_name = 'mytable' order
Right, sorry, this is 5.0.x (5.0.18 at the moment). Thanks for the
pointer on 5.1.6, though that looks like it has the ability to log to
a table instead of a file, not log access to a specific table.
David
On Jul 18, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Chris wrote:
David Felio wrote:
Is it possible to have
David Felio wrote:
Is it possible to have general query type logging on just a specific
database or table? I don't want all queries to all databases, I just
need a log of accesses to a specific table. I figure I can use stored
procedures or a separate mysql instance as a workaround if I need to
