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Since I've never done this before and cannot find this info, I would like to know how you find out how many mysql queries are being ran on a particular site.
I just don't want to get into trouble here by my site causing any problems.
there is a function i think called mysql_info() which returns mysql stats, call it at the begging of your script execution and on the end of \your file . and substract queries and you'll proboably have what you're looking for
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