Measure Size Of Multiple Insert In Bytes
How can I measure the size of a mutiple insert statement in bytes?
Ex: insert into table1 (field1,field2) values ('a',111),('b',222),('c',333);
Is there a tool or a sql-command that could give me the size in bytes of the queries I'm sending to the server?
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