What is the code used for displaying howmany SQL Querys was sent and how long its taken to generate the page? Example: - [ Best Viewed At 1024x768 In Firefox ] - [ Queries Used: 21 ] - [ Generation Time: 0.00036 ] - I want to be able to use this in an aid on optimizing my site and looking at pages giving the most server strain. Rich
For page generation time you just need to mark the page start time at the top of your script and stop time at the end and subtract. There are some examples at: http://php.net/microtime Number of queries will depend on how you are accessing the DB. If through an abstraction class, it may have a function to return this info. If directly through PHP, you will need to count the queries as they happen and output the total.
count mysql queries something like <?php function counted_mysql_query( $sql, $link ) { global $sql_queries ; if( ( $res = mysql_query( $sql, $link )) ) { $sql_queries++; return $res; } } ?> <? // plenty of code with lots of queries ?> <div id="blah">So far <?=$sql_queries ?> sql querie(s) have been executed</div> PHP: assuming you do not have the afforementioned abstraction class to hand time your script with something like <?php /** wasting time **/ function do_massive_loop( ) { for( $i = 0; $i < 1000; $i++ ) { printf(".\n", $i ); } } $start = microtime( ); do_massive_loop( ); echo "<br />\n"; printf("Script executed in %s seconds<br />\n", round( microtime( ) - $start , 5 ) ); PHP: