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    I am having 1 question on mysql-slow-queries.

    If we enable mysql-slow queries on server then is it possible to check the slow queries date wise at /var/log/mysql-slow-queries?


    A quick assistance is appreciated.
     
    #1 ullalla, Feb 3, 2011
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    try using this mysql tuner to fix the issue MySQLTuner
     
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    Hello ullalla,

    What MySQL version are you using? Can you please indicate which one it is and I can advise how to enable the slow query log in /etc/my.cnf for that MySQL version?

    Code:
    mysql_config --version
    Once it has been enabled, you can then view the logs at the location they will create, although I would suggest getting a script like mysqlsla at http://hackmysql.com/mysqlsla to analyze the logs for you.

    Thanks.
     
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    i have already enabled it, my question is that can we check the logs date wise?
     
    #4 ullalla, Feb 12, 2011
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    I have face this type of problem, I used MySQL updated version to solve this problem.
     
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    Is there a section for each log entry indicating something like:

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    SET timestamp=1255345490;
    If so, then these are epoch dates and you'll be able to use a converter like Date/Epoch Time Converter - JavaScript Utilities/Tools - ESQSoft to grab the date you want converted to regular times, then check through the logs for those dates. Since you haven't provided any entries from your log, I cannot state what you have in the log that might be indicating the dates and times.
     
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