Thierry Coopman writes:
> At 14:55 +0300 08-06-2001, Sinisa Milivojevic wrote:
>
> What's the difference between write-through HEAP tables and normal
> HEAP tables ???
> And how to use them??
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There is no such type as write-through HEAP table, but you can make
them with your programs.
Simply have a copy of each HEAP table as MyISAM table and then you can
either :
- send INSERT's , UPDATE's and DELETE's to both
or
- run a cron job that would periodically create MyISAM tables from
HEAP tables (this is feasible if you have UPS).
SELECT's would go from HEAP tables only.
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