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I am performing some MySQL queries that have very large result sets. I would like to see how long they take, but I don’t want all the output to be printed on my terminal because it takes up a lot of space and time. I can do this by writing a script that performs and times the query, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this directly through MySQL on the terminal. Thanks.
Wrap your query in
set @foo = (select count(*) from ( ..... ) foo)