/analyze-query
Analyze database queries for performance issues using EXPLAIN plans and query patterns.
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/analyze-query
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What this command does when you run it.
Analyze database queries for performance issues using EXPLAIN plans and query patterns.
Command definition
analyze-query.mdAnalyze database queries for performance issues using EXPLAIN plans and query patterns.
Steps
1. Identify the slow or problematic query: 2. Run EXPLAIN (or EXPLAIN ANALYZE) on the query: 3. Analyze common performance issues: 4. Check for lock contention: 5. Suggest optimizations: 6. Estimate improvement from each suggestion.
Format
Query: <simplified query> Current Time: <execution time> Issues Found: - <issue>: <impact>
Rules
- Always use EXPLAIN ANALYZE for real execution statistics.
- Consider the query frequency when prioritizing optimizations.
- Test optimizations on a staging environment first.
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