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How can I analyze the CPU time consumed by my Innodb queries?
I have innotop, but I cant seems to find where it is.
Thanks.
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You may analyze CPU usage by individual queries with SHOW PROFILE CPU command
AFAIK there is no way to check how much CPU "all innodb queries used".