I'd pipe the process list contents to a file, then look at the file via a
text editor
eg.
\T c:\processes.txt
show processlist;
\t
Kelly
>try using mysqladmin with a grep command, or redirect it's output to a
>file. something like this should do it.
>
>mysqladmin -u user -p processlist | grep
try using mysqladmin with a grep command, or redirect it's output to a
file. something like this should do it.
mysqladmin -u user -p processlist | grep delete > deleteprocess.out
then less the file and you will be able to scroll thru the output.
hope this helps..
--shak
Karl J. Stubsjoen wr
