Hi... I'm trying to get me head around a possible situation involving locks/triggers.
Suppose I have two tables: FooTBL CatTBL in FooTBL, I have a trigger that operates such that whenever a new row is added to FooTBL, it's immeadiately copied to CatTBL. I'm trying to understand what happens if I do an operation with CatTBL, while FooTBL is trying to write to CatTBL because of the trigger. If CatTBL is in use, does the trigger on FooTBL not get implemented? How does locking CatTBL play a role in this? My basic need is to reliably be able to ensure that everytime a row is added to FooTBL, that it gets copied to CatTBL. At the same time, if I'm doing some query to CatTBL (read/write/delete/update/etc...) that I don't cause an issue with FooTBL or it's trigger(s). Thanks... -- MySQL General Mailing List For list archives: http://lists.mysql.com/mysql To unsubscribe: http://lists.mysql.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
