Slow Log File Has Times In Whole Seconds But Mysqldumpslow Has Fractions Of Seconds?
When I look at the mysql-slow.log file itself that I've set up, it lists times in whole seconds. However, when i run mysqldumpslow to parse that same log file, it shows times in fractions of seconds. The info from mysqldumpslow seems correct, but I can't figure out where it gets its info. Where is it coming from?
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