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  • Plugin Author Frank Bueltge

    (@bueltge)

    Thanks for feedback.

    Ich danke Ihnen sehr für dieses Plugin!

    Now, please, bitte, tell me how I can use it to see what is failing on queries when I am experimenting on modifying some plugins I use a lot.
    I asked for various queries to be in the reports and messages while I am working on these queries.

    My own error code tells me when a query fails with just a little bit of data from mysql but I principally installed your plugin to first see if it could show me the queries being processed.

    I am sure you have this provided for!

    I appreciate any help you can offer.

    Vielen Danke,

    Hamburg Area

    Plugin Author Frank Bueltge

    (@bueltge)

    The query tab of the output of this plugin list all queries inside the install. But check the time of each query and optimize your custom query.
    maybe an small example; a query via SELECT with * is to much and read all data; only red the data, there you will use inside a SELECT.

    Thank you very much, Frank, for your kind response.

    When you say “this plugin lists all queries inside the install “

    Do you mean ALL Queries even if they are not wp proprietary queries?

    I assume since you developed this to help developers that you are also meaning that Custom queries to the same database but to NON-wordpress tables in that database are also exposed when the Query Tab is checked?

    Thank you!

    Plugin Author Frank Bueltge

    (@bueltge)

    Yes, it works also for custom queries; but the queries must use the functions of WP, in smallest fall the var for use the prefix $wpdb, this global var.

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