>
> Hi!
>
> First of all, it is unlikely that you will see some status bar as
> operations in RDBMS server are quite complicated and time table can
> not be predicted except in some extremely simple cases.
>
> Regarding aborting a client, server operation will continue until OS
> on which server runs reports to server that a thread is killed. Then
> it depends on the stage in which the operation is when will it stop
> and when will cleanup operation be executed. In some cases , like in
> multi-table delete (MySQL 4.0) delete will finish even if a thread is
> killed. This is due to the entity integrity rules.
>
Thanks Sinisa,
So is there any command suffix in mysql that sends the query in the
background (letting the server doing the query without talking back to the
client) like using the & on the unix commandline - resulting in any query
being completed after quitting the client.
Hannes
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