detect mysqldump

Jason M Potter answered on January 25, 2024 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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#The following loop will print the status included current timestamps of any mysqldump queries being ran on the server.
while true; do 
	mysql -NBe '
    	SELECT NOW(),ID,USER,HOST,DB,COMMAND,TIME,STATE,INFO,TIME_MS,STAGE,MAX_STAGE,PROGRESS,MEMORY_USED,MAX_MEMORY_USED,EXAMINED_ROWS,QUERY_ID,INFO_BINARY,TID
        FROM information_schema.processlist
        WHERE info LIKE "SELECT /*!% SQL_NO_CACHE */%";
        '; 
done

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#The following loop will print the status included current timestamps of any mysqldump queries being ran on the server.

while true; do

    mysql -NBe '

        SELECT NOW(),ID,USER,HOST,DB,COMMAND,TIME,STATE,INFO,TIME_MS,STAGE,MAX_STAGE,PROGRESS,MEMORY_USED,MAX_MEMORY_USED,EXAMINED_ROWS,QUERY_ID,INFO_BINARY,TID

        FROM information_schema.processlist

        WHERE info LIKE "SELECT /*!% SQL_NO_CACHE */%";

';

done

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