> Is there a way to find the time that mySQL took to perform a query.
> like the one shown when you perform it on the console mode(0.09
sec or
> so)
No. You can use microtime() to get the time before and after the query,
subtract smaller from larger, and that's your time. It's not the actual
Is there a way to find the time that mySQL took to perform a query.
like the one shown when you perform it on the console mode(0.09 sec or
so)
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Is there a way to find the time that mySQL took to perform a query.
like the one shown when you perform it on the console mode(0.09 sec or
so)
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