How To Find Out How Many Times A Query Has Been Executed
How can you count the number of times your query has been executed? So I'm trying to set it up, so that I get a variable on every time someone views a review.
I have two querys right now, but honestly don't really know what I'm doing. And I'm assuming I have to increment viewcount everytime that query gets executed.
This query looks up the review:
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