Hi,
A quick mysql database question (using innodb) and connection with java.
If someone locks the table with write, can we set
a timeout when we are doing a query on that table, so that that it will
timeout
and throw an exception after say 60 seconds, rather than block ?
/Frank
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MySQL General
Frank Singleton wrote:
Hi,
If I start mysql bound to a particular address on our server, eg:
mysqld --bind-address=MY_IP_ADDRESS
and this server has 2 nics connected via 2 switches. If the first NIC
or switch fails,
can I use iptables to forward incoming mysql requests from the 2nd
(alive
Hi,
If I start mysql bound to a particular address on our server, eg:
mysqld --bind-address=MY_IP_ADDRESS
and this server has 2 nics connected via 2 switches. If the first NIC or
switch fails,
can I use iptables to forward incoming mysql requests from the 2nd
(alive) nic (IP address)
so it *l
