Hi!
On Aug 13, 2008, at 4:06 PM, Baron Schwartz wrote:
How about inserting and getting the result back at the same time?
(Postgres does this already) Or inserting into two tables at once?
I have spoken to JoshB about this one. I have a patch for 3.23 that
allows you to get a RETURN on a DELETE. AKA use MySQL has a queue
(this was a patch I did for a particular wireless carrier for their
SMS system).
It is on the list for me to add. I had not considered INSERT, but it
would be easy to do. Same for UPDATE.
data archiving -- DELECT FROM foo INTO foo_archive WHERE ....")
Yep, we could do it. If we got the above in, then it would be simple
to do INSERT INTO/CREATE TABLE syntax like we now have for SELECT.
This would make for a good little project for someone.
Cheers,
-Brian
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