Hi Heikki,
Csongor,
in InnoDB, it is better to use
SELECT ... FOR UPDATE
to lock the result set of a SELECT.
Thank you, I think I will go with this one.
A plain SELECT in InnoDB is a consistent, non-locking read that reads a
snapshot of the database at an earlier time. It does not lock anything.
But it does allow a LOCK during a transaction, doesn't it? Or is this
practice not recommended?
Regards,
- Csongor
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