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Is there a way to find out how many SQL queries made by django app. when I try to load a page? What I like to do as I browse from page to page.. is to record the following in a text file… or see it in stdout.
is there such tool/script?
Cheers
Use debug_toolbar app, it prints not only number of queries, but each one of them and how long they took to run + a lot more useful info.
One thing to remember – this app makes django use quite a bit more memory, so it’s best used only in the test environment.
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