Hi all.

We're using mysql 3.22, on a Red Hat Linux 6.2 system. We're also
accessing the data through MyODBC, from Windows. The mysqld is started
with the skip-locking feature activated

The problem is that we are experiencing index corruption when we access
both with the clients and with myODBC. We've been suggested to remove
the skip-locking feature but, according to the description of the
feature itself, it should not be involved in this problem.

Can someone provide an exact description of the skip-locking feature?

Can someone says if there're any known problem with mysql and myodbc
concurrent access?

Thanks you all in advance
Marco
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