Mysql slow query log analysis tool _ MySQL

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Usage: (This section only describes how to use python)

Python mysql_filter_slow_log.py./mysql1-slow.log -- no-duplicates -- sort-execution-count -- top = 10> mysql_slow_test.txt

Note: mysql1-slow.log slow query log name

-- No-duplicates

-- Sort-execution-count

-- Top = 10: top 10

Mysql_slow_test.txt Output Analysis report

Appendix:

Examples of official use methods:

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# Filter slow queries executed for at least 3 seconds not from root, remove duplicates,# apply execution count as first sorting value and save first 10 unique queries to file.# In addition, remember last input file position and statistics.php mysql_filter_slow_log.php -T=3 -eu=root --no-duplicates --sort-execution-count --top=10 --incremental linux-slow.log > mysql-slow-queries.log# Start permanent filtering of all slow queries from now on: at least 3 seconds or examining 10000 rows, exclude users root and testtail -f -n 0 linux-slow.log | python mysql_filter_slow_log.py -T=3 -R=10000 -eu=root -eu=test &# (-n 0 outputs only lines generated after start of tail)# Stop permanent filteringkill `ps auxww | grep 'tail -f -n 0 linux-slow.log' | egrep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'`

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Command parameters officially provided:

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-T=min_query_time-R=min_rows_examined-ih, --include-host-eh, --exclude-host-iu, --include-user-eu, --exclude-user-iq, --include-query--date=date_first-date_last Include only queries between date_first (and date_last).                            Input:                    Date Range:                            13.11.2006             -> 13.11.2006 - 14.11.2006 (exclusive)                            13.11.2006-15.11.2006  -> 13.11.2006 - 16.11.2006 (exclusive)                            15-11-2006-11/13/2006  -> 13.11.2006 - 16.11.2006 (exclusive)                            >13.11.2006            -> 14.11.2006 - later                            13.11.2006-            -> 13.11.2006 - later                            <13.11.2006            -> earlier    - 13.11.2006 (exclusive)                            -13.11.2006            -> earlier    - 14.11.2006 (exclusive)                            Please do not forget to escape the greater or lesser than symbols (><, i.e. '--date=>13.11.2006').                            Short dates are supported if you include a trailing separator (i.e. 13.11.-11/15/).--incremental Remember input file positions and optionally --no-duplicates statistics between executions in mysql_filter_slow_log.sqlite3--no-duplicates Powerful option to output only unique query strings with additional statistics:                Execution count, first and last timestamp.                Query time: avg / max / sum.                Lock time: avg / max / sum.                Rows examined: avg / max / sum.                Rows sent: avg / max / sum.--no-output Do not print statistics, just update database with incremental statisticsDefault ordering of unique queries:--sort-sum-query-time    [ 1. position]--sort-avg-query-time    [ 2. position]--sort-max-query-time    [ 3. position]--sort-sum-lock-time     [ 4. position]--sort-avg-lock-time     [ 5. position]--sort-max-lock-time     [ 6. position]--sort-sum-rows-examined [ 7. position]--sort-avg-rows-examined [ 8. position]--sort-max-rows-examined [ 9. position]--sort-execution-count   [10. position]--sort-sum-rows-sent     [11. position]--sort-avg-rows-sent     [12. position]--sort-max-rows-sent     [13. position]--sort=sum-query-time,avg-query-time,max-query-time,...   You can include multiple sorting values separated by commas.--sort=sqt,aqt,mqt,slt,alt,mlt,sre,are,mre,ec,srs,ars,mrs Every long sorting option has an equivalent short form (first character of each word).--top=max_unique_query_count Output maximal max_unique_query_count different unique queries--details                    Enables output of timestamp based unique query time lines after user list                             (i.e. # Query_time: 81  Lock_time: 0  Rows_sent: 884  Rows_examined: 2448350).--help Output this message only and quit[multiple] options can be passed more than once to set multiple values.[position] options take the position of their first occurrence into account.           The first passed option will replace the default first sorting, ...           Remaining default ordering options will keep their relative positions.

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Configuration for managing slow log parameters in the configuration file officially provided

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# I.e. you could add the following lines under the [mysqld] section of your my.ini or my.cnf configuration file:# Log all queries taking more than 3 secondslong_query_time=3  # minimum: 1, default: 10# MySQL >= 5.1.21 (or patched): 3 seconds = 3000000 microseconds# long_query_time=3.000000  # minimum: 0.000001 (1 microsecond)# Activate the Slow Query Logslow_query_log  # >= 5.1.29# log-slow-queries  # deprecated since 5.1.29# Write to a custom file name (>= 5.1.29)# slow_query_log_file=file_name  # default: /data_dir/host_name-slow.log# Log all queries without indexes# log-queries-not-using-indexes# Log only queries which examine at least N rows (>= 5.1.21)# min_examined_row_limit=1000  # default: 0# Log slow OPTIMIZE TABLE, ANALYZE TABLE, and ALTER TABLE statements# log-slow-admin-statements# Log slow queries executed by replication slaves (>= 5.1.21)# log-slow-slave-statements# MySQL 5.1.6 through 5.1.20 had a default value of log-output=TABLE, so you should force# Attention: logging to TABLE only includes whole seconds informationlog-output=FILE## Admin query for online activation is possible since MySQL 5.1 (without server restart)## SET @@global.slow_query_log=1## SET @@global.long_query_time=1## Show current variables related to the Slow Query Log## SHOW GLOBAL VARIABLES WHERE Variable_name REGEXP 'admin|min_examined|log_output|log_queries|log_slave|long|slow_quer'

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Note: a data type error is reported when the script is executed. for specific errors, specify 469 rows. check that the query_time in the actual slow query log is of the float type, the actual int type defined in this script tool. So modify it on your own!

Default value:

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Query_time = (int (numbers [1]. split () [0]), int (numbers [2]. split () [0]),

Int (numbers [3]. split () [0]), int (numbers [4])

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To:

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Query_time = (float (numbers [1]. split () [0]), float (numbers [2]. split () [0]),

Float (numbers [3]. split () [0]), float (numbers [4])