Unico Hommes writes:
> Hello,
>
> Does mySql support the FOR UPDATE clause as in SELECT * FROM table WHERE
> criteria FOR UPDATE ? The manual talks about FOR UPDATE as if it is
> supported but I am getting syntaxis error messages for it. I am using
> mySql-3.23.33 on windows. The statement is issued from within a Java program
> using org.mm.mysql.Driver jdbc driver. Regardless the statement does not
> work from mysql commandline anyway, but I could imagine this has to do with
> the fact that FOR UPDATE doesn't make any sense in that context. Anybody ?
>
> Thanks,
> Unico
If you use our latest MySQL-Max 3.23.39 and use InnoDB tables, the
above statement will work just fine.
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