Andreas Engler wrote:
> So now for me remains in which case won't an Insert work but the
> alternate Update, or what for is accounting_start_query_alt.
INSERT may fail if your SQL schema defines a unique index to prevent
insertion of duplicate accounting records.
With MySQL 4.1 you could use th
Hello,
I thought a second time about it and i guess it is an performance
related decision, because it is most likely that no entry exits.
/ to prevent duplicate entries in the radacct table, shouldn't the
/>/ accounting_start_query be the "UPDATE" query and the
/
How are you going to UPDATE
Andreas Engler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> to prevent duplicate entries in the radacct table, shouldn't the
> accounting_start_query be the "UPDATE" query and the
How are you going to UPDATE an entry that doesn't exist?
Alan DeKok.
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Hello,
to prevent duplicate entries in the radacct table, shouldn't the
accounting_start_query be the "UPDATE" query and the
accounting_start_query_alt be the "INSERT into" query as it is the case
on stop and update.
In which case would the accounting_start_query fail and the
accounting_start_qu
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