mysql - PHP/PDO - EXPLAIN SELECT for PDO is it possible? -


this query:

    $query = $db->prepare("              explain select transaction.id, transaction.datecreated, transaction.dateupdated, transaction.brandid, transaction.clientid, transaction.serviceid, transaction.currencycode, transaction.type, transaction.token, transaction.amount, transaction.reason, transaction.referenceorderid, transaction.servicetransactionid, transaction.chainmode, transaction.bonuscode, transaction.codeid, transaction.codemessage, su.name user_name, su.surname user_surname, b.name brand_name, su.email_address, su.player_id, sandbox, integrationid              transaction_astropay transaction             left join tokens t on transaction.token = t.token             left join sys_users su on su.id=t.user_id             left join brands b on b.api_brand_code = transaction.brandid             transaction.clientid = :clientid       ");     $query->bindparam(':clientid',$clientid,pdo::param_int);     $query->execute();       $result = $query->fetchall(pdo::fetch_assoc);

the query performed , data fetched db. question how can detailed information how time took. in mysqli explain select working.

we took information in mysqli this:

$sql = 'explain select * table condition = "condition"'; $result = $mysqli->query($sql); $row = $result->fetch_array(mysqli_num); echo $row[0];

how can here in pdo ?


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