Hello,
I am wondering about the case where a client sends
mysql_query("commit")
but never gets a response.
Is the transaction complete, or not? Perhaps the "commit" was lost in the
network -- but, on the other hand, perhaps the server committed the
transaction and the reply was lost in the network. The client might get a
RST or timeout without knowing which of these two events occured, right?
(unless, I suppose, it is known that the server will delay the actual
commit until it gets an TCP ACK of its reply...)
If this is a problem, are there any plans to resolve it in future
revisions of the mysql network protocol?
Thanks,
JD
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