x27;t rely on the current
behaviour.
Since you probably need to make a copy anyway, I wouldn't bother to worry
about what DBI may or may not do after a connection is closed. Seems much
safer to just assume that DBI owns the hash, and whatever you want needs to
be copied out.
- J
rying to do, it may be enough that the logs
(including the delete statements) end up on the slave. If your queries
against the no-deletes version are trivial, you may be able to just pipe the
log output through grep.
- James Moore
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