Hi ...
just wanted to added another question to this one...
you suggested to use LAST_INSERT_ID() , but the
question is if there are concurrent access to the
database, how will you get the last id without locking
the table.
Because what I've been doing is also:
1. lock the table
2. get the id
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Hi ...
just wanted to added another question to this one...
you suggested to use LAST_INSERT_ID() , but the
question is if there are concurrent access to the
database, how will you get the last id without locking
the table.
Don't worry about
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From: Luciano Barcaro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: Further Question with -- table lock - which connection id
own's it
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Hi ...
just wanted to added another question to this one...
you
* Shaun Bramley
Depending on how many people are updating this db should ultimately
determine your decision to remove the table locks. If hte db is only
experiencing one person updating it then it is not necessary. However if
multiple people are updating it, then you will want to keep the