In the last episode (Dec 22), Jason J. W. Williams said:
> I guess I'm curious why this query acquires a read lock. Is it
> because its in a transaction? Thank you very much in advance!
You mean as opposed to a write lock? Only inserts and updates need
write locks.
Or do you mean why is it lock
Hi Dan,
I guess I'm curious why this query acquires a read lock. Is it because
its in a transaction? Thank you very much in advance!
-J
On 12/22/06, Dan Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In the last episode (Dec 21), Jason J. W. Williams said:
> If someone could suggest some advice/guidance I
Hi Yong, all,
Yong Lee wrote:
Hi All,
I noticed that there are RPM downloads for RHEL4 but that these do not
contain the ndb storage engine (ie: these are standard builds). As such,
I've resolved to just use the generic x86 rpm bundles that are offered but
I'm curious if the ndb storage e
In the last episode (Dec 21), Jason J. W. Williams said:
> If someone could suggest some advice/guidance I would be very
> grateful. I'm trying to determine why the following SELECT query
> table locks the "bad_behavior" table referenced the query.
>
> 'bad_behavior' is MyISAM
> 'c' is InnoDB
> 'a
