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Query Metrics

"COMMIT"

[]

"COMMIT"

"COMMIT";

UPDATE user SET last_connexion_date = ?, downloaded_tickets = ? WHERE id = ?

[
  "2026-06-04 06:17:28"
  2
  3403
]

UPDATE
  user
SET
  last_connexion_date = ?,
  downloaded_tickets = ?
WHERE
  id = ?

UPDATE user SET last_connexion_date = '2026-06-04 06:17:28', downloaded_tickets = 2 WHERE id = 3403;

SELECT t0.id AS id_1, t0.roles AS roles_2, t0.password AS password_3, t0.name AS name_4, t0.new_password AS new_password_5, t0.code AS code_6, t0.type AS type_7, t0.login AS login_8, t0.last_connexion_date AS last_connexion_date_9, t0.downloaded_tickets AS downloaded_tickets_10 FROM user t0 WHERE t0.id = ?

[
  3403
]

SELECT
  t0.id AS id_1,
  t0.roles AS roles_2,
  t0.password AS password_3,
  t0.name AS name_4,
  t0.new_password AS new_password_5,
  t0.code AS code_6,
  t0.type AS type_7,
  t0.login AS login_8,
  t0.last_connexion_date AS last_connexion_date_9,
  t0.downloaded_tickets AS downloaded_tickets_10
FROM
  user t0
WHERE
  t0.id = ?

SELECT t0.id AS id_1, t0.roles AS roles_2, t0.password AS password_3, t0.name AS name_4, t0.new_password AS new_password_5, t0.code AS code_6, t0.type AS type_7, t0.login AS login_8, t0.last_connexion_date AS last_connexion_date_9, t0.downloaded_tickets AS downloaded_tickets_10 FROM user t0 WHERE t0.id = 3403;

"START TRANSACTION"

[]

"START TRANSACTION"

"START TRANSACTION";