1. First log in to mysql:
>mysql -u root -p
2. Then check whether the log is enabled (recommended learning: Linux video tutorial)
mysql>show variables like & # 39; log_% & # 39;;
3. View the current log
mysql> show master status;
4. The log type of mysql you need to know:
Error log: -log-err
Query log: -log
Slow query log: -log-slow-queries
Update log: -log-update
Binary log: -log-bin
5. Modify the configuration /etc/my.cnf (the following is the log file storage location)
[mysqld] log=/var/log/mysqld_common.log log-error=/var/log/mysqld_err.log log-bin=/var/log/mysqld_bin.bin
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