Using PHP5, with the MySQLi class for executing MySQL queries, how can I log each query processed using MySQLi::query in a new table in the currently connected database?
Is it possible to do some extension on the function, like in Java?
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Using PHP5, with the MySQLi class for executing MySQL queries, how can I log each query processed using MySQLi::query in a new table in the currently connected database?
Is it possible to do some extension on the function, like in Java?
If you use version of mysql that supports triggers. Just create a trigger, this way you will not have to pollute code with unnecessary business logic
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/triggers.html
Support for triggers is included beginning with MySQL 5.0.2. So when you deploy your app create triggers at the same time you create tables.