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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 02/01/08 12:36
C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/) wrote:
> On 1 Feb, 11:05, "mosesdinaka...@gmail.com" <mosesdinaka...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> How to find out the last accessed date of a MySql Database.
>>
>> I have around 200 databases in my server some are used and some are
>> not in Use, I want to remove the database that are not in Use.
>>
>> SHOW TABLE STATUAS gives me last updated Date.
>>
>> In my case there are some database which are not updated at all, but
>> it is in use (ie only SELECT no UPDATE)
>>
>> So Is there a way to get the datetime of the last SELECT query that is
>> being execued in a Database.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Moses
>
> You could check the access time on the database file (assuming its
> sitting on a *nix/Linux box). But that might be changed by other
> things (particularly stopping/starting the database and of course
> backups).
>
> You *could* get the last query from the slow queries log by setting
> the threshold to 0 but IIRC this is for the whole DBMS and it'd be
> difficult to discriminate between tables with the same name in
> different databases.
>
> Otherwise I guess you'd have to reconcile the apache access log with
> the tables.
>
> C.
>
None of which will give you correct information.
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