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John,I'm trying to think of *why* I would have kept a 6.3 log file lying around and cannot think of a good reason here :-)But, since you have the thread ID, you could consider that the next statement on that thread ID is the worst case for the preceding statement having completed. If you don't
Hi John,
Well, the TID is the thread id. It seems to be a number that is assigned
to each thread as it starts up. Sometimes you can see ids with number over
1000, but in the same log there will only be a limited number of threads,
as defined in the configuration of the server. Maybe threads die an
looking at a sql log from ars 6.3 -- how do you interpret ???
What is TID and RPC ID and Client-RPC.
I can guess at most - but thought I would get opinions.
Ultimately - the goal is to find the start and end times of a select or insert
etc...
Is that even possible with a 6.3 log?
7.5 logs
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