Switch Query Logging While The Server Is Running
It would be nice if general query logging could be switched on and off while the MySQL server is running, and not only at startup time. While debugging an application that uses foreign database access libraries, this would be very helpful. One could switch on logging, perform an activity, switch off logging, and look what has happened.
Otherwise, the server has to be restarted to change logging, which is a bit annoying...
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