Greetings Perl Monks!

I have a web application with at least 100 SQL queries (never counted them), scattered through various modules for various purposes. I connect to a MySQL database via DBI module.

I would like to log every query execution into a file, ie. to write in the file something like:

execution_timestamp, full_query

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The problem is that every query is prepared and executed wheen needed in the program, so I should go through all the sources and add a function to write the log for each succesfull query execution, which is bad (tm).

So, is there a way of enabling that kind of logging in DBI (or MySQL itself) on a global execution level?

Thnx for answers!

In reply to How to log SQL query execution in DBI by arkturuz

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