Re: Timing a query

this looks superb.

one small question though; how do i apply the patch ?

thanks,

Steve
""Greg Sabino Mullane"" <greg@turnstep.com> wrote in message
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> > Can someone tell me if there is a way of getting the time a
> > query has taken to run to display after the query results (
> > where in gives the row count).
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> If you have a recent version of Postgresql, you can do an
> EXPLAIN ANALYZE before the actual query:
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> EXPLAIN ANALYZE SELECT (*) FROM mytable WHERE foo=12;
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> Alteratively, I wrote a small patch for psql that tells
> you how long every query you run takes. It may not work
> on your version: please always state which version you
> are running when posting a question. If you want to use my
> patch and it does not work with your version, let me know
> and I'll tweak it so it does.
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> http://www.gtsm.com/postgres/microtiming.patch
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> Greg Sabino Mullane
> greg@turnstep.com
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