Re: Howto check whether really innoDB is used

2002-10-15 Thread Josh Trutwin

> Hi folks,
>
> I just upgraded to mysql-max-3.23.52-1 because I realized that the
> standard mysql does not support transactions. I still have a transaction
> problem with many clients reading the same data (every read causes an
> update on one column so that the read value should be unique in the
> whole cluster) in a cluster even with setting transaction isolation to
> TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE. How can I check that really innoDB is used as
> I read that this table will be used as MyISAM when mysql is not
> supporting it?

Try:

SHOW TABLE STATUS FROM yourDBName;

InnoDB should be listed as the table type.  This is also handy for seeing
how much space is being used...

Josh

> Has anyone a guess on this? I am spending loads of time on this
> problem...
>
> Thnx,
>
> Lutz




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Howto check whether really innoDB is used

2002-10-14 Thread Lutz Feldgen

Hi folks,

I just upgraded to mysql-max-3.23.52-1 because I realized that the standard
mysql does not support transactions. I still have a transaction problem with
many clients reading the same data (every read causes an update on one column
so that the read value should be unique in the whole cluster) in a cluster
even with setting transaction isolation to TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE.
How can I check that really innoDB is used as I read that this table will be
used as MyISAM when mysql is not supporting it?
Has anyone a guess on this? I am spending loads of time on this problem...

Thnx,

Lutz

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