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| From: | Dan Nelson | Date: | September 27 2006 10:36pm |
| Subject: | Re: [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | ||
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In the last episode (Sep 27), Henda Carvalho said: > The links that you gave me doesn't say what is suposed to happen if 2 > different users are trying to make an insert (using the insert > statement) to the same table. > > Will the transaction abort for one of the users? No; they will both proceed. If you are using innodb tables, client A won't see the records inserted by client B until B commits (and vice versa). If using myisam, each client will see the others' records immediately. -- Dan Nelson dnelson@stripped
| Thread | ||
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| • [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Henda Carvalho | 27 Sep |
| • [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Henda Carvalho | 27 Sep |
| • Re: [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Dan Nelson | 28 Sep |
| • [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Henda Carvalho | 28 Sep |
| • Re: [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Dan Nelson | 28 Sep |
| • Re: [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Henda Carvalho | 28 Sep |
| • Re: [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Dan Nelson | 28 Sep |
| • RE: [mysql]Concurrency with inserts | Jerry Schwartz | 28 Sep |
