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For debugging performance issues, it would be useful to be able to get a snapshot of the queries currently being processed, via an API call. It's possible to see all the queries that have been processed, by using logging, but sometimes you just want to get an instantaneous view, which is harder with the logging method.
If the API could return a list of the queries being processed, with: query text, current run time, and any out-of-band parameters (e.g. things passed as URL parameters), then I think that would be ideal. We've found a similar feature useful in GraphDB.
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Version
3.4.0
Feature
For debugging performance issues, it would be useful to be able to get a snapshot of the queries currently being processed, via an API call. It's possible to see all the queries that have been processed, by using logging, but sometimes you just want to get an instantaneous view, which is harder with the logging method.
If the API could return a list of the queries being processed, with: query text, current run time, and any out-of-band parameters (e.g. things passed as URL parameters), then I think that would be ideal. We've found a similar feature useful in GraphDB.
Are you interested in contributing a solution yourself?
No
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: