RudolfSusnik wrote:
> When execution of mysql procedure takes a while, accounting-response is
> delayed to accounting-request according to the procedure execution delay.
That's how accounting works.
> When MySQL goes down, accounting-response is sent immediately. Is it
> possible to configure accounting in such way that there actually would be no
> accounting-response in case MySQL fails?
Yes.
sql
if (fail) {
do_not_respond
}
It's replying because you have the accounting section log to the
"detail" file.
What you really want is something like raddb/sites-available/buffered-sql
Alan DeKok.
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