On Sun, 3 Oct 1999 sinisa@stripped wrote:
> HI!
>
> It would be easier for you if you would you one instance of MySQL
> server, do not use any RAM disk, then on start-up create HEAP tables
> (available with 3.23.xx) and copy disk tables to HEAP tables. Then,
> all you have to do is run insert/update/delete to both copies of
> tables, while SELECT's would be run from the HEAP tables.
>
Any detail on how to do this ? Can you give a few examples or a pointer
to the doc ? Thanks !
Robbin
> Do take into account the limitations of HEAP tables.
>
> Sinisa
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