>
> >
> > maybe a better place would be the mysql folks. Theymight be able to tell
> > you if the default configuration under Linux is with threads ( server &
> > client ). And if there is a choice, how can one tell what one has.
> > If they cant tellwhat u have, then maybe a build would be goo
>
> maybe a better place would be the mysql folks. Theymight be able to tell
> you if the default configuration under Linux is with threads ( server &
> client ). And if there is a choice, how can one tell what one has.
> If they cant tellwhat u have, then maybe a build would be good for your
>
maybe a better place would be the mysql folks. Theymight be able to tell
you if the default configuration under Linux is with threads ( server &
client ). And if there is a choice, how can one tell what one has.
If they cant tellwhat u have, then maybe a build would be good for your
state of min
Hi All,
We are porting an application to Linux from Solaris that
is threaded and uses mysql. On Solaris we would link against the
thread safe/blessed libmysqlclient_r. None of the RedHat RPM's seem to
come with this library? Is it unnecessary under linux or do we
need to build our own mysql l
