Located in /Db/Profiler.php (line 31)
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Writes DB events as log messages to the Firebug Console via FirePHP. |
Stores enabled state of the profiler. If set to False, calls to queryStart() will simply be ignored.
Stores the number of seconds to filter. NULL if filtering by time is disabled. If an integer is stored here, profiles whose elapsed time is less than this value in seconds will be unset from the self::$_queryProfiles array.
Logical OR of any of the filter constants. NULL if filtering by query
type is disable. If an integer is stored here, it is the logical OR of any of the query type constants. When the query ends, if it is not one of the types specified, it will be unset from the self::$_queryProfiles array.
Array of Zend_Db_Profiler_Query objects.
Clears the history of any past query profiles. This is relentless and will even clear queries that were started and may not have been marked as ended.
Get the current state of enable. If True is returned, the profiler is enabled.
Returns the minimum number of seconds for saving query profiles, or null if query profiles are saved regardless of elapsed time.
Returns the types of query profiles saved, or null if queries are saved regardless of their types.
Get the Zend_Db_Profiler_Query object for the last query that was run, regardless if it has ended or not. If the query has not ended, its end time will be null. If no queries have been profiled, false is returned.
Get a profile for a query. Pass it the same handle that was returned by queryStart() and it will return a Zend_Db_Profiler_Query object.
Get an array of query profiles (Zend_Db_Profiler_Query objects). If $queryType
is set to one of the Zend_Db_Profiler::* constants then only queries of that type will be returned. Normally, queries that have not yet ended will not be returned unless $showUnfinished is set to True. If no queries were found, False is returned. The returned array is indexed by the query profile handles.
Get the total elapsed time (in seconds) of all of the profiled queries.
Only queries that have ended will be counted. If $queryType is set to one or more of the Zend_Db_Profiler::* constants, the elapsed time will be calculated only for queries of the given type(s).
Get the total number of queries that have been profiled. Only queries that have ended will be counted. If $queryType is set to one of the Zend_Db_Profiler::* constants, only queries of that type will be counted.
Class constructor. The profiler is disabled by default unless it is specifically enabled by passing in $enabled here or calling setEnabled().
Ends a query. Pass it the handle that was returned by queryStart().
This will mark the query as ended and save the time.
Starts a query. Creates a new query profile object (Zend_Db_Profiler_Query)
and returns the "query profiler handle". Run the query, then call queryEnd() and pass it this handle to make the query as ended and record the time. If the profiler is not enabled, this takes no action and immediately returns null.
Enable or disable the profiler. If $enable is false, the profiler is disabled and will not log any queries sent to it.
Sets a minimum number of seconds for saving query profiles. If this is set, only those queries whose elapsed time is equal or greater than $minimumSeconds will be saved. To save all queries regardless of elapsed time, set $minimumSeconds to null.
Sets the types of query profiles to save. Set $queryType to one of the Zend_Db_Profiler::* constants to only save profiles for that type of query. To save more than one type, logical OR them together. To save all queries regardless of type, set $queryType to null.
A connection operation or selecting a database.
An operation related to deleting data in the database, such as SQL's DELETE.
Inform that a query is ignored (in case of filtering)
Adding new data to the database, such as SQL's INSERT.
Any general database query that does not fit into the other constants.
Retrieving information from the database, such as SQL's SELECT.
Inform that a query is stored (in case of filtering)
Transactional operation, such as start transaction, commit, or rollback.
Updating existing information in the database, such as SQL's UPDATE.
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