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I'm running Fedora and I would like to know how to determine what query is sent to SQL via a web page written in PHP. I'm fairly new to mySQL ...
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- 03-31-2009 #1Just Joined!
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[SOLVED] PHP and mySQL
I'm running Fedora and I would like to know how to determine what query is sent to SQL via a web page written in PHP. I'm fairly new to mySQL and PHP so be easy on me. I know I'm missing tons of information to help you help me. But any help would be greatly appreciated.
- 04-01-2009 #2Super Moderator
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The easiest way is probably to grep through your php pages for user of the 'mysqli' class, and put logging in where it calls the mysqli instance's 'query' method.
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- 04-01-2009 #3Penguin of trust
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It might be mysql rather than mysqli especially if the code is older
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thank you for your replies. I was able to obtain the queries grep-ing for mysql. Turns out that they used Java, PHP, and mySQL.
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