Is there any way to show how many times the queries that show up under "Top Queries" and "Slow Queries" ran? It shows total time which is good but we are interested in how many times the query actually ran as well.
Jet Profiler does not collect all traffic to the database server, it only polls every x milliseconds. So it sees all queries that are executing at the polling time. But any queries that are executed between two samples are missed. Therefore Jet Profiler cannot tell how many times the query has run during a time frame.
What could be presented is the number of times the query has been sampled (observed). But I'm unsure whether this is a valuable measure, since it might be very different from the actual number of executions. We've not decided whether to add this measure or not, since it might confuse users.
This is also the reason we have the thread load measure, where we try to visualize the observed frequency, expressed by how many threads are observed running the query at every sample time. A value of 1 means the query is always running (by one thread on average).