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In my CGI::Application I use DBI - connecting to the database as it starts, disconnecting at the end.

During the course of the different run modes a different number of SQL queries are executed.

Is it possible to have a count of the "number of queries" executed in some simple manner?

Right now the only approach seems to be to subclass DBI, and have a counter which is incremented in 'execute' or 'query' methods, is that correct?

(I'm looking to have something which I've seen a lot of PHP applications do; show at the bottom of the page "Generation took xx queries and xx seconds". This will also help me keep track of potential database slowpoints).

Steve
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In reply to DBI query count? by skx

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