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      35.3 OpenTelemetry Trace
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       35.3.1 Configuring Trace Telemetry
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       35.3.2 Trace Format
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   Tracing telemetry enables you to visualize the flow of any
      processing action as it is processed through your server. The data
      for each action, a span, includes possible error information and
      timing data. Traces are generated for
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    COM_QUERY
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   commands executed, including non-query commands such as
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    COM_PING
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    COM_STMT_CLOSE
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      Query statement traces also have an associated SQL text attribute.
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   Telemetry tracing is implemented in:
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      MySQL Enterprise Edition Telemetry Component
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      MySQL Enterprise Edition Client
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      MySQL Connectors
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