Tideways Slow-SQL Command
The slow-sql command (alias slow-sqls) lets you inspect grouped slow SQL queries from the CLI. Slow SQL inspection is read-only.
It has two subcommands, list and show, which mirror tideways error.
List Slow SQL Groups
$ tideways slow-sql list acme/myproject42Environment and service filters default to the selected project’s configured environment and all services. The default status is open and the default page is 1.
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(optional) Environment to list slow SQLs for. Defaults to the project’s configured environment. |
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(optional) Service to list slow SQLs for. Defaults to all services. |
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(optional) Slow SQL status: |
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(optional) Transaction ID to filter slow SQLs by. |
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(optional) Result page (1 or greater). (default 1) |
$ tideways slow-sql list acme/myproject42 --environment=production --service=web
$ tideways slow-sql list acme/myproject42 --transaction=123
$ tideways slow-sql list acme/myproject42 --status=resolved --page=2Show a Slow SQL Group
$ tideways slow-sql show acme/myproject42 SLOW_SQL_IDShows aggregate slow SQL group data and the latest occurrence across all environments and services, including its query, stack trace, transaction, and context annotations. A compact histogram shows the occurrence distribution over the error-retention period included with the project’s license.
If project_name is omitted, the CLI uses the project configured for the current repository (see tideways init) or the global default project. Slow SQL IDs are opaque and may contain slashes.