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What is query can I use for show last executed queries in DB PostgreSQL or where (files) can I find this? I use pgADMIN 3

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  • Probably related: stackoverflow.com/questions/8208310/… Commented Sep 21, 2017 at 15:55
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    Use pg_stat_statements. Or set log_statement = all and use the log file. Commented Sep 21, 2017 at 15:57

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For those on the command line using psql, you can view the command history with 

\s

Or print it to a file with

\s filename

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Also: the history of issued psql commands is often found in .psql_history file in the home directory. (Nice link :)
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See the History tab in the output pane.

You can find or change the location of the file under the File/Options... dialog.

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rd_nielsen I want to know all queries (include from remoute pcs) not only me from pgAdmin
As far as I know, there's no way to do that. The best approach may be to establish a discipline wherein all SQL commands are scripted, and scripts are run with a custom script executor that records the time that each statement is executed in a common logfile.
@rd_nielsen er... log_statement = 'all', or use pg_stat_statements
@CraigRinger: Ah, of course -- that's the way to do it.

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