Hi.
On Mon 2003-01-27 at 16:31:48 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I manually shut down mysql, I usaully use the mysqladmin shutdown
> command. However, I noticed that the "red hat" way of stopping mysql in
> its init scripts is by issuing a "kill" command to the pid. U, is
> this wise?
If I manually shut down mysql, I usaully use the mysqladmin shutdown
command. However, I noticed that the "red hat" way of stopping mysql in
its init scripts is by issuing a "kill" command to the pid. U, is
this wise? What about if the tables aren't written to disk? Isn't the
"proper" way
