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I can't find anything on Google about this and a few websites do this that I know of. Basically, at the bottom of the page, it'll typically say something like: Page loaded in X.X seconds with X queries executed. How does one count the amount of SQL queries generated with PHP?

Something like:

//Top of page.
$start = microtime(true);
$queryCount = 0;

mysql_query($sql);
++$queryCount;

mysql_query($sql);
++$queryCount;

$end = microtime(true);

echo 'Page created in ' . ($end - $start) . ' seconds, with ' . $queryCount . ' Queries.';

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