Patrick FICHE writes:
> Hi guys,
>
>
> I'm new to MySQL and found in the documentation one optimization that could
> really interest me...
> I saw that it should be possible to increase performance in some cases where
> we could access MyISAM directly instead of using SQL Interface.
> Some limitations are given in the documentation ( client and server must run
> on the same computer, only one process can can access at one time ).
> It's also specified that these limitations could be solved by introducing
> low level MyISAM commands in the MySQL server.
>
> Would anyone be able to explain what it means exactly ?
> Where Could I find the MyISAM API and especially the functions that I would
> have to put in the MySQL server ?
> Has anyone already tried to do something like that ?
>
> Thanks a lot.
> Sorry for my poor English...
>
> Patrick
>
Hi!
All documentation and source on MyISAM API can be found in mysql 3.23
source distribution.
MyISAM has no client and server. You simply link your C code with
myisam functions and directly work with files.
Regards,
Sinisa
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