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MySQL Query Reviewer - now with AJAX and Profiling

April 10th, 2008

Kevin Hall and I have released a new version of the query_reviewer plugin. You should start by looking at my first post, to see what the basic premise is before reading this article. The single largest improvment is the ability to analyze the database requests of AJAX requests, which is accomplished by piggy backing javascript or HTML into the ends of AJAX responses. Here's what it currently looks like, analyzing my project on a page that does lots of database requests:

The improvements are:

  • View query analysis for AJAX requests
  • Take into account the duration of a query (if production data)
  • Show PROFILE information from mysql
  • Warnings for long key lengths (which can be bad even when you hit an index)

Lots of information is now available for a single slow query:

I'm really excited that this plugin is getting attention, and welcome feedback, suggestions, and bug reports on the Google Code project homepage.

To install it, simply visit the project homepage.

1 Response to “MySQL Query Reviewer - now with AJAX and Profiling”

  1. AkitaOnRails Says:
    Awesome plugin! I just installed on my project. Works like a charm!!

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