Hi Arjen,
Yes. The InnoDB API has some similarities to what we are proposing.
I basically just has transactions, savepoints and cursors. Locking is
done on the cursors.
Although the API is simple and understandable, and we should keep it
in mind when specifying the Drizzle API.
We will know we are doing well with the engine API if we are able to
implement (actually or theoretically) InnoDB access using the embedded
API in a few lines of code.
On Dec 3, 2009, at 9:41 PM, Arjen Lentz wrote:
Hi Paul,
Engine API wise, have you looked at the API exposed by the embedded
InnoDB library that Oracle released some time ago?
I heard some good things about it, so perhaps it's usable and it
might make things easier since various MySQL-engine people are also
looking at this. Perhaps MariaDB will pick it up... anyway it's a
possibility.
Cheers,
Arjen.
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