Hi Philip
On 07/07/2010, at 5:21 PM, Philip Stoev wrote:
What do you mean by "can be tricky and more often than not causes
hassles",
"Crashed" and inaccessible tables.
and in general, what is the semantics of a DDL KILL operation? For
example, are you allowed to leave temporary files and i
Arjen,
What do you mean by "can be tricky and more often than not causes hassles",
and in general, what is the semantics of a DDL KILL operation? For example,
are you allowed to leave temporary files and if not, who is responsible for
cleaning them up -- the engine or the server?
I am afraid
Hi Philip, all
Philip's bug on recovery from a kill -9 during DML reminded me... from
my experience, aborting a DDL query (ALTER TABLE - things like adding
an index usually) can be tricky and more often than not causes hassles.
By abort in this case I mean killing the connection/thread that d
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