Get detailed result from pt-query-digest
I have slow query log file from Amazon RDS that using mysql as engine.
I am running pt-query-digest with that log file. with following command.
pt-query-digest --report-all --limit=0% /tmp/mysql.slow_log.log > result.txt
this is output:
How can i get more detailed output like in here.
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