InnoDB appears to be losing records.
The version I am using is 3.32.53 in Windows 2000.
Gaps are appearing in the autoincrement sequence when
the application does not permit record deletions.
Records disappear although they have been retrieved
for printing earlier.
Does anyone know how this
I'd like to know how MySQL shuts down.
Where can I find more about the process, first with
mysqladmin shutdown, and when it shuts down as a
result of Windows shutting down, eirhter as a service
or from the command line or a batch file?
With InnoDb I always receive a message about
recovering
Where can I find the full list of options which go
under the [client] section?
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(sql,query,queries,smallint)
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I have been trying to install additional instances of
mysqld 4.0.x as a service on Windows 2000, but it
seems that only one set of parameters.
eg.
'mysqld --install connectionname --port=3307
--datadir=c:\mysql\datadir2' does not work but
mysqld --install connectionname --port=3307
and
Has anyone managed to get MySQL 4.0.8 Windows 2000
successfully?
I am trying to run it as an additional service. It
keeps crashing when I try to access data.
sql, query
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InnoDB seems to delaying writes for too long.
After adding or deleting records in a table, viewing
the results of a query from another application on the
same workstation and other workstations does not
reflect the changes.
It is as though another connections are still being
presented with old
