> There's nothing wrong with polling as long as it's
> moderate and it doesn't lock resources.
>
> On a heavily updated table in a large volumen site, it
> scales much better than nasty triggers or events
> firing all over the place.
>
> Triggers are intended to maintain internal database
> consi
There's nothing wrong with polling as long as it's
moderate and it doesn't lock resources.
On a heavily updated table in a large volumen site, it
scales much better than nasty triggers or events
firing all over the place.
Triggers are intended to maintain internal database
consistency by enforcin
On 11.03.2005 08:18 (+0100), Michael Gale wrote:
> I have a table in a database that is constantly being updated with new
> information. I would like to be notified if certain information gets
> committed.
>
> Lets say for example the table gets updated every time a login attempt
> happens rega
Hello,
> I am fairly new to mysql and have a strange request I am not sure
> if "stored procedures" will solve this.
>
> I have a table in a database that is constantly being updated with new
> information. I would like to be notified if certain information gets
> committed.
>
> Lets say for
Michael Gale wrote:
Hello,
I am fairly new to mysql and have a strange request I am not sure
if "stored procedures" will solve this.
I have a table in a database that is constantly being updated with new
information. I would like to be notified if certain information gets
committed.
I thin
Hello,
I am fairly new to mysql and have a strange request I am not sure
if "stored procedures" will solve this.
I have a table in a database that is constantly being updated with new
information. I would like to be notified if certain information gets
committed.
Lets say for example the
