Greetings, I have a lot of past experience with tuning and timing on Oracle (quite simple), but I seem to have hit a hurdle with timing my sql statements in MySQL. Getting these timings are _incredibly_ important to finding bottlenecks in a web site's performance... Now, first, is it possible to turn on profiling for ZSQL methods? I've turned on my Zope's profiling, and I can see statistics on how many times sqlvar was called, but not specific zsql methods. Second, anyone familiar with any mysql settings that will dump a log displaying real-time sql executions and the corresponding execute time? I like to turn sql timing on, then run around the site for a while, send some people to test it out, or throw up a http load tester script up, and then check the timing logs to see how things worked out. Regards, Knight knight@phunc.com