parsetime/queries command?

[GundamSV7]

What is the command to display the page load/parse time and the number of queries it took?

[devinemke]

Originally posted by GundamSV7
What is the command to display the page load/parse time...

grab a [man]microtime[/man] at the start of the page and another at the end of the page and compare.

[Megahertza]

I'm not quite sure if this really works or not but I have made a script that does devinemke says

grab a microtime at the start of the page and another at the end of the page and compare.

I have added a loop in there because you will get scientific notation happening if the time is too fast/small

here it is

<?php
$start_time = microtime();
$i = 0;
while ($i < 5000) {
$i++;
}
$end_time = microtime();
$new_time = ("$end_time" - "$start_time");
echo "This page took $new_time to be generated";
?>

[GundamSV7]

cool, how can I show the # of queries run?

[Megahertza]

Do you want to know how many times the page generation time code has been run.

[GundamSV7]

actually, i wanted something to tell me perhaps like how many mysql queries were run?

[Megahertza]

I really don't do mysql but I guess you could do it with php.

At the top of the page

$query_count = 0;

And this under every query

$query_count++;

and finally

echo "$query_count";

Maybe someone who knows mysql you could show you a better way